That was the clickbait, but the article actually said the failure rate was expected, for a system of its size. They were also still in the build-out phase and learning more about the failures that were occurring. So, it's likely to become more stable with a bit of maturity.El captiaine? Wasn't that the super computer cluster that had abnormally high failure rates for component racks?
Unlikely, given the sizes of the datasets they're talking about using it on. Given when it's launching, I expect it'll use standard DDR5 RDIMMs. Future generations will probably use CXL memory.It will be interesting to see if this device can be used without standard DRAM
"Overall the chip weighs in with 146 billion transistors, making it the largest chip AMD has pressed into production. "