Habana outruns Nvidia in inference
SAN JOSE, Calif. — A startup with ties to Amazon is sampling a 16-nm chip mainly targeted for data centers that it claims handily beats CPUs and GPUs for deep-learning inference jobs. Habana is raising funds…
Startup’s Chip Claims to Do Deep Learning Inference Better
Habana Labs, a startup that came out of “stealth mode” this week, announced a custom chip that is said to enable much higher machine learning inference performance compared to GPUs…
The Goya HL-1000 board is designed to deliver high performance and low latency for machine-learning applications.
Habana Labs has emerged onto the machine-learning (ML) stage with its Goya HL-1000 processor (Fig. 1). The x16 PCI Express Gen 4 board…
Israeli company Habana Labs claims to have developed a processor three times faster than that of its rival Nvidia.
Israeli startup Habana Labs has come out of stealth and presented what it claims is…
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — The rubber is about to meet the road in what’s projected to be a $25 billion market for deep-learning accelerators. Data centers are testing multiple chips in the labs now and expect to deploy some next year,…
Habana’s deep learning inference processor, named Goya, is >2 orders of magnitude better in throughput & power than commonly deployed CPUs, according to the company. The company will offer a PCIe 4.0 card that incorporates a single Goya HL-1000 processor and…
Habana Labs describes its Goya HL-1000 as the world’s highest performance artificial intelligence (AI) inference processor. A PCIe card based on the HL-1000 processor delivers 15,000 images/second throughput on….
Habana Labs, Ltd., today announced it is officially out of stealth mode and is sampling its first AI processor to select customers. A PCIe card based on its Goya….
