960PR compute plus 960DT bandwidth: a hypothetical B200 alternative
One commenter argues that the revised 960PR’s FP4 compute performance, combined with the 960DT’s bandwidth, would be preferable overall to B200—but those strengths sit in separate chips.
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A commenter argues that combining the revised 960PR’s FP4 (four-bit floating-point) compute performance with the 960DT’s bandwidth would be preferable overall to B200. They speculate about whether a 960DT-mk2 might arrive in mid-2027 or the 970 could be brought forward instead. In a follow-up reply, the same commenter says the 960PR seems like a great chip for V4.1-type cache-light architectures.
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960PR compute plus 960DT bandwidth: a hypothetical B200 alternative
One commenter argues that the revised 960PR’s FP4 compute performance, combined with the 960DT’s bandwidth, would be preferable overall to B200—but those strengths sit in separate chips.