In this era of rapid technological development, we often marvel at how mobile phones can run various application software smoothly, how online classes can be free of lag and achieve zero latency, and how the functions of electronic devices are becoming more and more powerful. Behind all these achievements, chips, as the "brain" of electronic devices, are emitting the light of intelligence.
The ever-increasing demand for computing power is an important driving force for the continuous development of chips. Computing power, simply put, is the ability to calculate. Specifically, it represents the ability of a system to process data, perform calculations, and output results. From ancient abacuses to today's advanced supercomputers, they all carry computing power to varying degrees. Early computers were huge and bulky, weighing dozens of tons. To make them more portable, people continuously explored effective ways to gather electronic components. At the end of the 1950s, the emergence of integrated circuits changed this situation. It integrated a large number of electronic components on a single crystal wafer, and thus chips were born. The performance of chips directly determines the computing power level of electronic devices. With the continuous progress of chip technology, computers are becoming stronger, lighter, and smaller.
Today, fields such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and biotechnology are experiencing a series of remarkable technological innovations and emitting brilliant light. These fields need to process and analyze massive amounts of data, and the demand for computing power is continuously growing. Just like playing with building blocks, as the level increases, more building blocks are needed to build more complex models.
The CPU and GPU in chips are the types we are most familiar with. The central processing unit (CPU), as the core of a computer, is responsible for interpreting instructions, controlling the execution process, and completing various operations. The graphics processing unit (GPU) is mounted on the graphics card and performs outstandingly in handling complex operations and performing multiple small tasks simultaneously. It is widely used in computer games and animation graphics processing. The structural design concepts of the two are vastly different. For the sake of universality, the CPU has a complex design with relatively few but larger cores and a large amount of space reserved for caching. While GPU, aiming at the characteristic of intensive operations on a large amount of the same type of data, has a more direct architecture with smaller, more, and more efficient core computing units. Based on this, GPGPU came into being. In essence, it is still a GPU chip, but after optimization, it can perform more non-graphics computing tasks.
In future cities, GPGPU will play an important role. It has hundreds or thousands of core units and has strong parallel computing power. It is like an intelligent assistant behind every traffic light in the city, capable of analyzing traffic data in real-time and ensuring smooth traffic. At the same time, it has extremely high memory bandwidth and can quickly read and write large amounts of data, helping intelligent systems process various traffic information and ensuring the safety and efficiency of the traffic system. In addition, GPGPU not only has excellent graphics processing capabilities but also has strong general computing capabilities, and can provide strong computing power support in many fields such as autonomous vehicle perception systems and big data analysis in traffic control centers. Moreover, it can maintain a relatively high energy efficiency ratio while providing high performance and completing more work with lower energy consumption, which is crucial for the development of future cities. To train artificial intelligence and enable it to perform deep learning, analysis, simulation, and operation, we must rely on advanced chip technology, provide more intelligent and efficient solutions, and promote the integrated development of technology and society.
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