Baidu debuts Kunlun Core M100 chip optimized for large language model inference
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Baidu has demonstrated for the first time a physical sample of its Kunlun Core M100 chip, designed to accelerate inference for large language models. The chip uses a RISC-V architecture and is manufactured on a 7 nm process.
Chinese company Baidu has publicly demonstrated a physical sample of its new AI chip for the first time — the Kunlun Core M100. The chip was developed by the Kunlun Core division specifically for optimizing inference of large language models. The M100 is based on the RISC-V architecture and manufactured using a 7-nanometer process. According to the developers, the chip is designed for high-performance inference tasks, which could reduce the operational costs of large AI models.
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