Moore Threads MUSA-architecture and MTT video cards

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  1. Kaotik

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    Chinese "homebrew" video cards based on MT Unified System Architecture aka MUSA.
    Supports DirectX, OpenGL (+ES), Vulkan, OpenCL, SYCL and of all things, CUDA.

    upload_2022-4-1_0-27-57.jpeg

    MTT S60 is 2048 MUSA cores + 8 GB of LPGDDR4X memory (typo? probably LPDDR4X), up to 6 TFLOPS in single slot package
    MTT S2000 is 4096 CUDA cores + 24 GB of unknown memory, up to 12 TFLOPS

    upload_2022-4-1_0-27-52.jpeg

    12nm so could be chinese built too?

    https://www.techpowerup.com/293474/...mtt-s2000-graphics-cards-with-directx-support
     
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    Does that mean they already have device drivers and software for it supporting all of those? Or that it's possible for them to support it given enough time to create the needed drivers?

    Or is this an April 1 news blurb?
     
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    Nah, it came out before April 1st (30th March in one of the sources).

    Also they showed S60 running League of Legends at 1080p but no performance data
     
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    No secret info on the internet has ever been leaked before the NDA was supposed to lift.
     
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    Usually companies don't do rehearsal launches for leakers to post photos from though
     
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