George Hotz's tiny corp unveils $15K AI computer and RISC-based tinygrad framework

George Hotz's company, tiny corp, has launched the tinybox, a $15,000 personal AI computer designed for local model training and inference. The tinybox boasts 738 FP16 TFLOPS and 144 GB of GPU RAM, capable of running a 65B LLaMA model out of the box. Hotz's approach with the tinygrad framework emphasizes a RISC philosophy for efficiency and avoids Turing-complete kernels, aiming to compete with established players like NVIDIA by focusing on developer experience and optimizing for off-the-shelf hardware. AI

RANK_REASON Launch of a new AI hardware product by a notable figure in the AI community.

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• AMD EPYC
• AMD RX 7900 XTX
• Apple Silicon M1
• Apple Silicon M2
• Comma.ai
• CUDA
• George Hotz
• ggml
• LLaMA
• Mojo
• NVIDIA
• PrimTorch
• Raspberry Pi
• AMD Ryzen
• tinybox
• tiny corp
• tinygrad
• XLA

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