“The intel cpu's brain was a brilliant phd … could only think about one thing at a time; an nvidia gpu chip was designed more like a classroom full of precocious middle schoolers … many little brains linked together”

Jensen Huang · Search Engine · One man could slow down AI. He won’t. Why?

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Focused Nvidia’s engineering on parallel GPU architectures instead of following Moore's Law shrink-the-transistor approach used by CPU makers

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