This is neat. I'm only halfway through but some really cool discussion about the internals of the chips and what they offer.

I'm glad to see the competition; nothing provokes meaningful change without it. Not surprised at Nvidia's blatant fabrications though; more of the same we've seen time and again (Superchip anyone, with 2+ year old designs).

I don’t think it’s crazy to pick a handful of SPEC benchmarks that approximate today’s most common agentic workloads (compiling code, interpreting Python) and calling them “agentic benchmarks” is misleading at all.

That you need a whole lot of “ordinary” compute to benefit from the scaling properties of agents is the reason Nvidia is making this chip in the first place.