Comments on: Why The DPU Is More Important Than The CPU For Nvidia https://www.nextplatform.com/2020/10/05/why-the-dpu-is-more-important-than-the-cpu-for-nvidia/ In-depth coverage of high-end computing at large enterprises, supercomputing centers, hyperscale data centers, and public clouds. Wed, 15 Jun 2022 16:46:40 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.5 By: Leo Anderson https://www.nextplatform.com/2020/10/05/why-the-dpu-is-more-important-than-the-cpu-for-nvidia/#comment-192585 Wed, 15 Jun 2022 16:46:40 +0000 http://www.nextplatform.com/?p=137184#comment-192585 Hi Mike. I knew intel was rotten to the core at upper management, what’s shocking to me besides the scale and scope of this criminal behavior through out our nation, is the Pat coming to intel as the new CEO a few years ago did not put a stop to this. he has no credibility, this would tend to conclude that he is a liar and a crook. anyone who would support there global foundry power play deserves to be fleeced . i dont want intel to go under, but i do want them to be humbled to about 35 percent market share to ensure that they never have the wealth and power to corrupt so many institutions. My hope is that AMD led by Lisa Sue can lead our industry of technology advancement with her humility and trustworthiness as well as Nvidia, But Nvidia needs to monitored closely as well as AMD and all of our big tech industry . thanks much for the news.

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By: Mike Bruzzone https://www.nextplatform.com/2020/10/05/why-the-dpu-is-more-important-than-the-cpu-for-nvidia/#comment-155536 Wed, 07 Oct 2020 18:55:51 +0000 http://www.nextplatform.com/?p=137184#comment-155536 “A side note: Yes, Intel has a monopoly, and an unregulated one at that, with well north of 95 percent of datacenter servers and probably around 85 percent of revenues being on Xeon platforms. There is no law against monopolies, but they do require regulation if there is not going to be competition to keep them in check.”

There are laws addressing abusive monopolies, economic espionage, cartel disablement of inter state and inter nation commerce. A bad monopolist is abusive not necessarily to competitors but to markets and open commerce.

Lack of regulation lead to this inter nation situation where Intel was a flashing beckon transmitting to the world “intern-nation organized crime is welcome here.”

Welcome to bridge monopoly, juxtaposed lateral by vertical contracts to secure a matrix combination.

Pursuant competition to keep Intel in check, lacking AMD re-entry as a catalyst for competitive address secondary market Intel monopoly surplus mess clean up would have been difficult, perhaps impossible too remedy on the threat these accumulated capital values responsible for financing the world computer industry might have collapsed on cartel methods of capital destruction to maintain primary market ‘cartel’ control.

Industry, x86 club can claim responsible for Intel surplus market clean up, sending in those capable of re-engaging AMD in the processor market while internally sabotaging Intel. Their objective, time to pump out Intel surplus, deadweight, laundered values Intel reserved for itself plowed into the dirt now competed for by all in the pursuit of secondary capital value exchange into primary market products and services. Nvidia and AMD are no different in dGPU pursuant secondary for primary exchange.

Inter-nation organized crime, cartelization, saw no regulation in a world operating under Intel law above and beyond the federal power, legitimate nation’s law, then moved in to take it’s cut of the unregulated monopoly spoils. Always and in the last decade did ransack Intel as a corporate enterprise.

Tallying up Intel Inside price fix, consumer monopoly overcharge, processors priced less than cost, laundered product values touches $2 trillion at Intel 1K revenue potential over 30 years. Intel Inside alone tallies $42 billion documented on INTC 10K false certifications. In last decade $300 billion in hard cost product is laundered from Data Center Group. Docket 9288 records another $750 billion in 1K losses before the start of Docket 9341.

As FTC Docket 9341 discovery aid and consent order monitor, enlisted by attorneys of the Federal Trade Commission, retained by Congress under Constitution 9th amendment, Sherman and Federal False Claims Act; 15 USC 5, 15 and 31 USC 3730, I can assure everyone Intel is and has been under regulatory scrutiny since May 1998 begins Docket 9288. Where the primary hurdle is getting authority to act on regulatory discoveries and findings; FTC, SEC, law enforcement, USDOJ, the United States Senate beholden to corporate interest anyone who looks the other way to line their or constituents pocket including fraternity of private law interest many under Intel contract and other forms of associate network control. Multipoint influence manipulation has been Intel associate network’s primary tool delaying remedies, on misrepresentation and on propaganda.

Certain media, investment banking and universities are major players in the cover up. Media for 25 years bribed by Intel Inside. Others who transmitted supply signal cipher relied by investment banking and certain universities to calculate Intel revenue and margins up to eight quarters into future time for playing the stock price while lining their pockets knowing this SEC violation. SEC violation is resolved by BK 2016 end on discontinuation of Intel cipher devices. Intel Inside is remedied 2018 end. These are two of this federal agent’s foremost deliverables supporting Docket 9341 and industry renewal a return to democratic capitalism emphasizing responsibility in technocracy on best management practices and principles.

A $6.6 billion compensatory “civil RICO” settlement offer is on the table to resolve Intel Inside buyer price fix harms. I trust Intel will agree soon reliving the entity from criminal rackateering charges by States Attorneys Generals opening up the matter to its $18 billion Intel inside criminal RICO recovery. On the 27 year daily predicate act all of Intel Inside tied charge kick back is recoverable. Intel seeing the logic to civil RICO settlement enables Entity Intel immunity from criminal harm and opens up for Congress to ask tough questions for legislative address from full investigation of unregulated technocracy assuring open commerce into future time.

The primary barriers currently are Intel attorneys themselves; caught engaged in twenty two years of cartel contract formulation and 27 consecutive years of antitrust compliance false certifications to the United States Department of Justice under that 1993 consent agreement; accessories after the fact 18 USC 3. The reach of Intel legal department tentacles is extensive in terms of manipulating the justice system to deter address and error correction. Civic servant’s remedial strategy in federal agency has been 1) to embarrass Intel into settlement address, 2) on extent of harms to Intel itself, 3) voids of best practice, 4) on world harm, and 5) through the very Intel attorneys blocking address they are this federal agent’s primary legal representation inside Intel.

x86 market share on August 22, 2020 is found here;

https://seekingalpha.com/instablog/5030701-mike-bruzzone/5489655-x86-market-share-report-on-august-22-2020

Report addresses primary and secondary market share on this civic servant tracking when and where Intel share dips below 80% monopoly threshold. Whole market; primary and secondary x86 processor and in system, Intel has just dipped below 80% desktop share. For x86 mobile Intel retains 97% share and for all of Xeon commercial a 99% share. Seven years of data is provided in the aforementioned report encompassing all x86 back through Haswell. Subsequently between new product and used product, world market, all data necessary for YOU to determine what Intel and AMD market share is is here provided. Briefing titled GPU Today offers similar for the dGPU market not taking into account substitute accelerator technologies and devices.

I trust my representatives inside Intel legal are doing well and we’ll have all the negotiated settlement agreements finalized soon so everyone can get on with business in a much improved business environment. One that supports society values over cartel value.

Mike Bruzzone, Camp Marketing

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By: Matt https://www.nextplatform.com/2020/10/05/why-the-dpu-is-more-important-than-the-cpu-for-nvidia/#comment-155484 Tue, 06 Oct 2020 08:33:37 +0000 http://www.nextplatform.com/?p=137184#comment-155484 I think the A40 would eat up the entire 75 W power budget on its own, even if severely downclocked. Plus they are only promising 60 TOPS AI, which they can probably get for 30 W or less if they mean INT8 tensor ops. Surely they are using something smaller. The chip arrangement around the GPU in that Bluefield-2X render does look a lot like the GA102 in the A40, but that could just be because that’s the only Ampere GPU that’s been released other than the A100 and they don’t want to show an unreleased GPU.

It will definitely be interesting to see what they use, perhaps something more like a 106-class GPU, which should have about half the number of cores. However, they have no use for the ray tracing acceleration or the video encoders/decoders, I assume. So perhaps they will create a GPU based on whatever they are putting into the Orin SoC for autonomous vehicles. Such a GPU might be useful for the next generation Nintendo Switch, anyway. Even the Orin is promising 200 TOPS INT8 for AI, but some of that could be from an NN ASIC. On the other hand they probably wouldn’t have GDDR6 around an Orin-class GPU. But again, that could be reading too much into the render.

It’s tough to judge because we don’t know if they mean sparse matrix optimizations or not and we don’t even know if they mean INT8 or not.

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