AI Architecture 15. The Heart of Systolic Array
The Von Neumann architecture, the origin of modern computing, separates the 'Processing Unit (CPU)' from the 'Storage Unit (Memory)'.
The Von Neumann architecture, the origin of modern computing, separates the 'Processing Unit (CPU)' from the 'Storage Unit (Memory)'.
In the previous post, we quantitatively confirmed that hardware performance limits ...
In our previous posts, we discussed the two main culprits degrading deep learning model performance:
In the previous MLP and Memory Wall, we discussed the "memory wall" phenomenon, where memory bandwidth limits system performance. In CNN and Locality,
In the previous 3 Mappings of Conv Operations, we looked at a strategy to sacrifice memory and gain computational speed (GEMM) through the Im2Col method when processing standard convolutions in hardware.
In the previous 3 Mappings of Conv Operations, we explored the massive trade-off (like Im2Col) of exchanging memory ...