Will Nvidia Vera Rubin actually make LLM pre-training faster? And are 10T+ parameter models next?
Summary
The article questions whether Nvidia's Vera Rubin will accelerate LLM pre-training and explores if models with over 10 trillion parameters are feasible, considering constraints like data, power, and cost.
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