Comment by superb_dev 8 hours ago From what I remember, these chips are not mobile size yet 5 comments superb_dev Reply bradfa 8 hours ago A small model would be. I think that’s more the point. It’s definitely not SOTA but it’s fast and energy efficient and local. mdp2021 8 hours ago > A small model would be [mobile size]A ~30mm side for the HC1 tech for an 8b model (still unclear the planned HC2)? teaearlgraycold 7 hours ago Is that analogue or are they baking floating points into the silicon? 1 reply → wmf 8 hours ago Nope, a small model would be larger than the whole iPhone SoC.
bradfa 8 hours ago A small model would be. I think that’s more the point. It’s definitely not SOTA but it’s fast and energy efficient and local. mdp2021 8 hours ago > A small model would be [mobile size]A ~30mm side for the HC1 tech for an 8b model (still unclear the planned HC2)? teaearlgraycold 7 hours ago Is that analogue or are they baking floating points into the silicon? 1 reply → wmf 8 hours ago Nope, a small model would be larger than the whole iPhone SoC.
mdp2021 8 hours ago > A small model would be [mobile size]A ~30mm side for the HC1 tech for an 8b model (still unclear the planned HC2)? teaearlgraycold 7 hours ago Is that analogue or are they baking floating points into the silicon? 1 reply →
teaearlgraycold 7 hours ago Is that analogue or are they baking floating points into the silicon? 1 reply →
A small model would be. I think that’s more the point. It’s definitely not SOTA but it’s fast and energy efficient and local.
> A small model would be [mobile size]
A ~30mm side for the HC1 tech for an 8b model (still unclear the planned HC2)?
Is that analogue or are they baking floating points into the silicon?
1 reply →
Nope, a small model would be larger than the whole iPhone SoC.