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| The GSI APU is a true compute-in-memory device. Aside from its inherent inference strengths for speed and low power, its core is a TCAM-like memory structure that is capable of read-compute-write cycles.
This provides a Boolean RISC processing capability with a sustained throughput of 1,258 Trillion Boolean ops/s (Gemini I) and more than 3TOPS/W of full adder operation. This high performance compute is provided at a granularity of 1 bit allowing users to define whatever bit frameworks they need for dynamic precision and highest throughput and accuracy. The processor is also well suited for non-linear processing such as , such as COS, SIN, and SQRT. The APU has 4 independent cores that allow true multithread, and multi-precision operation. |
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