Be careful not to post any IP related information, just looking for publicly available high level information about what makes GPU architecture so special.
My limited understanding is that GPUs are simpler than CPUs and have lesser architectural complexity. How is Nvidia running so much ahead of the "competition"?
Same can be asked about apple processors.
Publicly leaked info or Tom's hardware kind of analysis is welcome.
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Semiconductor leadership should learn from this.
I guess move fast and break things may not work in hardware, hardware is 'hard'