Our friends over at Graphcore, the U.K.-based startup that launched the Intelligence Processing Unit (IPU) for AI acceleration in 2018, has released a new whitepaper introducing the IPU-Machine. This ...

Bristol-headquartered Graphcore, a startup developing chips and systems to accelerate AI workloads, appears to be taking on category-leader Nvidia with significant improvements in performance and ...

Bristol-based Graphcore has just launched its second gen IPU (Intelligence Processing Unit) systems which are targeting organisations which wish to do AI processing at scale. Inside these IPU-Machine ...

There is a lot riding on the use of artificial intelligence technology to help us take giant leaps ahead in solving complex challenges -- whether it's medical breakthroughs, building better ...

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Graphcore, a UK-based startup, launched its first Intelligence Processing Unit (IPU) for AI acceleration in 2018. Today it introduced its second-generation product for AI, a massively parallel chip ...

The Bristol-based AI processor company Graphcore, has announced its second-generation IPU platform providing greater processing power, more memory and built-in scalability for handling extremely large ...

With performance comparable to the Nvidia V100 GPU, a common accelerator in HPC but better energy consumption numbers and memory bandwidth potential, Graphcore can turn heads in supercomputing. That ...

WoW stacks two flipped wafers together, connects them through TSVs and bonds them before dicing. Graphcore says this is the first commercial use of the technology. In the Graphcore IPU, the top wafer ...

One would think, or hope, that a startup shipping its second-generation AI chips and software stack would be content to have over $200M in the bank to fund future development and market penetration.