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Maia 200 is a new AI accelerator delivering up to 10,145 Tflop/s FP4 and 5,072 Tflop/s FP8 performance within a 750W power envelope and 7 TB/s memory bandwidth. It uses a Software Defined Locally Accessed Dataflow Architecture to program dataflow engines for optimized memory and data movement.
Maia 200 is a new AI accelerator delivering up to 10,145 Tflop/s FP4 and 5,072 Tflop/s FP8 performance within a 750W power envelope and 7 TB/s memory bandwidth. It uses a Software Defined Locally Accessed Dataflow Architecture to program dataflow engines for optimized memory and data movement.
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We introduce Maia 200, an advanced AI accelerator delivering high performance-10 145 Tflop/s FP4 and 5072 Tflop/s FP8 within a 750W TDP and 7 TB/s HBM bandwidth. Maia exemplifies a new class of Software Defined Locally Accessed Dataflow Architectures (SDLA), which explicitly program dataflow engines to orchestrate...
This architecture shifts AI acceleration focus towards programmable dataflow engines, enabling more specialized and efficient handling of memory and data movement. Maia 200's performance and design could influence future large-scale AI hardware development.
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