Feb. 16, 2018 – There's been a lot of discussion of late about deep learning technology and its impact on many markets and products. A lot of the technology under discussion is basically hardware implementations of neural networks, a concept that's been around for a while.
What's new is the compute power that advanced semiconductor technology brings to the problem. Applications that function in real time, on real products are now possible. But what exactly does a deep learning chip look like? What technology drives these designs?
I caught up with Mike Gianfagna recently to discuss deep learning and pose some of these questions. Besides buying lunch, Mike told me some interesting things about deep learning chips based on what's happening at eSilicon.
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