Good news! Unfortunately, I was not able to find any research papers nor English language articles on the KAIST website about this new processor. Very regrettable! The article below does not contain any links either.
"Researchers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) have developed an AI semiconductor capable of processing large language model (LLM) data at ultra-high speeds while significantly reducing power consumption, according to the Ministry of Science and ICT. ...
world's first complementary-transformer AI chip using Samsung Electronics' 28-nanometer manufacturing process ...
world's first complementary-transformer AI chip using Samsung Electronics' 28-nanometer manufacturing process ...
The complementary-transformer AI chip is a neuromorphic computing system that mimics the structure and function of the human brain. Utilizing a deep learning model commonly used in visual data processing, the research team successfully implemented this transformer function, gaining insights into how neurons process information. ...
The research team said this semiconductor uses only 1/625 of the power and is only 1/41 the size of Nvidia's GPU for the same tasks. ..."
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