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Q.ANT: Photonic AI Processor Delivered to Leibniz Supercomputing Centre
Q.ANT announced it has delivered its Native Processing Server (NPS) to the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre (LRZ), "marking the first integration of an analog photonic co-processor into an operational HPC environment," the company said. The post Q.ANT: Photonic AI Processor Delivered to Leibniz Supercomputing Centre appeared first on Inside HPC & AI News | High-Performance Computing & Artificial Intelligence.
The photonic chips of the Stuttgart startup Qant should work 50 times faster and 30 times more efficiently than conventional chips. Now a test run starts at Munich.
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