@levidiamode: Day 248/365 of GPU Programming The Cerebras CTO has some other great talks online. For example, one from two years ago …
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A social media post highlighting talks by Cerebras CTO on GPU programming and AI hardware architecture, noting their low view counts despite being informative.
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Day 248/365 of GPU Programming
The Cerebras CTO has some other great talks online. For example, one from two years ago where he talks about the WSE-3 core or an architecture deep dive from Hot Chips 34 where he goes through thett memory system and fabric of its chips.
It’s crazy to me that it’s 2026 and these talks barely have any views but goes to show how dispersed information still is w.r.t. AI hardware.
levi (@levidiamode): Day 247/365 of GPU Programming
Cornell’s ML Hardware course has an amazing 2022 guest lecture by Cerebras’ CTO Sean Lie where he walks through historical innovations in architecture/microarchitecture, gains in process technology, solving yield challenges, redundancy, lithography
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