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Nvidia Chief Scientist highlights SemiAnalysis InferenceX Benchmark

Nvidia Chief Scientist Bill Dally highlighted the SemiAnalysis InferenceX Benchmark during a Compute History Museum panel. He noted that the benchmark accurately reflects the data users are interested in for inference tasks. Dally's comments were made alongside Google TPU Fellow Norm Jouppi. AI

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Nvidia Chief Scientist highlights SemiAnalysis InferenceX Benchmark

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    Nvidia Chief Scientist Bill Dally: "What everyone is showing, acutally did see some slides on this at Hot Chips, is the SemiAnalysis InferenceX Benchmark. Cause

    Nvidia Chief Scientist Bill Dally: "What everyone is showing, acutally did see some slides on this at Hot Chips, is the SemiAnalysis InferenceX Benchmark. Cause it hits exactly the data that people want" Nvidia Chief Scientist stated this during a Compute History Museum panel h…