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interconnect

[in-ter-kuh-nekt] / ˌɪn tər kəˈnɛkt /




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Now, the latest artificial-intelligence bottleneck is optical interconnects, or the high-speed systems that allow massive chip clusters to communicate at the speed of light.

From MarketWatch

The chapel’s four dissimilar facades—essentially interconnected white surfaces, ornamented and perforated with markedly different patterns of windows and doorways—are topped with a gray, curvaceous concrete roof.

From The Wall Street Journal

By studying drought as part of an interconnected planetary system rather than as isolated weather events, scientists can identify potential early warning regions before local droughts expand into broader crises.

From Science Daily

Maas has sold more than 70 million English copies between her interconnected “Throne of Glass,” “A Court of Thorns and Roses” and “Crescent City” series, according to her website.

From Los Angeles Times

Ayar Labs says its interconnection chips can provide between four and 20 times the computing throughput per watt of energy spent to power an AI processor, compared with chips that use copper interconnects.

From The Wall Street Journal