Inference chips are locked in years before the models they’ll run. Architect Labs says AI can design them in weeks
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AI Global WireArchitect Labs' AI system designed the Redwood inference chip in under two weeks. It runs on an FPGA, but its edge over Nvidia is still a silicon projection.
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