Tesla’s Dojo Microarchitecture

Re:Tesla’s Dojo Microarchitecture by rbanffy on Monday September 05, 2022 @03:11AM (#32721421)

What they want is a training engine that is cheaper than whatever AWS or Google (or anyone else) can offer. If I can point my PyTorch to it instead of an AWS GPU for less money, why not?

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Re:Tesla’s Dojo Microarchitecture by arinlen on Monday September 05, 2022 @03:19AM (#32721457)

> What they want is a training engine that is cheaper than whatever AWS or Google (or anyone else) can offer.

Bold assumption, considering Tesla's hardware does not exist, the market is limited and Google has already years of providing machine learning services with special purpose hardware.

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Re:Tesla’s Dojo Microarchitecture by robertlagrant on Monday September 05, 2022 @04:38AM (#32721912)

What doesn't exist?

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Re:Tesla’s Dojo Microarchitecture by tsimionescu on Monday September 05, 2022 @05:45AM (#32722342)

Their hardware. They have, at best, 1 supercomputer (though it's not actually clear if they have more than some Dojo prototypes to me). That does not a cloud make.

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Re:Tesla’s Dojo Microarchitecture by robertlagrant on Monday September 05, 2022 @05:51AM (#32722396)

Ah yes, I see that now. But assuming they make the computer, they could also lease it to one or more cloud providers as a service. They don't necessarily have to build the whole thing.

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Re:Tesla’s Dojo Microarchitecture by rbanffy on Monday September 05, 2022 @08:46AM (#32723679)

Kind of what Cray/HPE does with Microsoft's Azure - you could get your very own Cray to run your workloads.

Sadly, not a very interesting one running UNICOS or NOS/VE...

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