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Lincoln Laboratory's multiyear survey provides a critical, data-driven benchmark for over 120 AI accelerators, addressing the industry challenge of scarce public performance metrics. By quantifying peak performance and power consumption across diverse architectures, this research offers essential guidance for selecting hardware suited to computationally intensive tasks beyond standard machine learning. The study highlights the accelerating pace of innovation while maintaining an objective focus on practical utility for high-performance computing environments.
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Lincoln Lab maps the AI hardware landscape

Quantum Zeitgeist3 min read

Lincoln Lab’s Lincoln AI Computing Survey (LAICS) tracks the evolving AI accelerator systems, documenting changes in the ai hardware landscape since 2018.

In 2018, a surge in new AI accelerator development prompted a team at the Lincoln Laboratory Supercomputing Center (LLSC) to initiate the Lincoln AI Computing Survey (LAICS). This multiyear study has now produced six papers documenting the rapidly evolving field of AI hardware, comparing the peak performance and power consumption of more than 120 accelerators. Beyond typical machine learning tasks, these accelerators are also proving valuable…

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