Raja Koduri, former Intel graphics director: independent GPU will not soon be replaced by "computing dedicated" integrated SoC. There is a long way to go.

CTOnews.com, Nov. 27 (Xinhua)-- Raja Koduri, a former Intel graphics director, left in March to form an AI startup. A few days ago, he posted a response post on the X platform, saying that independent GPU has more advantages in computing and is more stable than computing-specific integrated SoC.

The post posted by ▲ source Raja Koduri learned from Raja Koduri's response that Raja Koduri believes that independent GPU will not soon be replaced by custom ASIC custom SoC for AI and HPC high-performance computing, and that the use of related dedicated SoC is "unstable". In the future, engineers may design more and higher-performance architectures to better solve the pain points of AI and HPC high-performance computing.

The post released by ▲ source Raja Koduri also believes that the current infrastructure has been developing for nearly 20 years. Due to the lack of substantial improvement in the architecture, the burden of hardware and software co-computing has been "transferred to software developers." but in fact, the industry lacks relevant software talents, so there are actually some problems in the development of the industry.

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