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Joel Abraham Silberman
Researcher at IBM
Publications - 103
Citations - 1358
Joel Abraham Silberman is an academic researcher from IBM. The author has contributed to research in topics: Cache & Logic gate. The author has an hindex of 17, co-authored 103 publications receiving 1169 citations.
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A Scalable Multi- TeraOPS Deep Learning Processor Core for AI Trainina and Inference
Bruce M. Fleischer,Sunil Shukla,Matthew M. Ziegler,Joel Abraham Silberman,Jinwook Oh,Vijavalakshmi Srinivasan,Jungwook Choi,Silvia Melitta Mueller,Ankur Agrawal,Tina Babinsky,Nianzheng Cao,Chia-Yu Chen,Pierce Chuang,Thomas W. Fox,George D. Gristede,Michael A. Guillorn,Howard M. Haynie,Michael J. Klaiber,Dongsoo Lee,Shih-Hsien Lo,Gary W. Maier,Michael R. Scheuermann,Swagath Venkataramani,Christos Vezyrtzis,Naigang Wang,Fanchieh Yee,Ching Zhou,Pong-Fei Lu,Brian W. Curran,Lel Chang,Kailash Gopalakrishnan +30 more
TL;DR: A multi-TOPS AI core is presented for acceleration of deep learning training and inference in systems from edge devices to data centers by employing a dataflow architecture and an on-chip scratchpad hierarchy.
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A 1.0-GHz single-issue 64-bit powerPC integer processor
Joel Abraham Silberman,Naoaki Aoki,David W. Boerstler,Jeffrey L. Burns,Sang Hoo Dhong,A. Essbaum,Uttam Shyamalindu Ghoshal,David F. Heidel,Peter Hofstee,Kyung Tek Lee,David Meltzer,Hung Ngo,Kevin J. Nowka,S. Posluszny,O. Takahashi,Ivan Vo,B. Zoric +16 more
TL;DR: This 64 b single-issue integer processor, comprised of about one million transistors, is fabricated in a 0.15 /spl mu/m effective channel length, six-metal-layer CMOS technology and intended as a vehicle to explore circuit, clocking, microarchitecture, and methodology options for high-frequency processors.
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Designing for a gigahertz [guTS integer processor]
Harm Peter Hofstee,S.H. Dhong,David Meltzer,Kevin J. Nowka,Joel Abraham Silberman,J.I. Burns,S. Posluszny,O. Takahashi +7 more
TL;DR: The goal of the guTS project was to demonstrate that circuit techniques, and circuit-centric design, could significantly increase the performance of microprocessors, thus providing headroom for future performance growth beyond contributions from microarchitecture and CMOS technology.
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A 7nm 4-Core AI Chip with 25.6TFLOPS Hybrid FP8 Training, 102.4TOPS INT4 Inference and Workload-Aware Throttling
Ankur Agrawal,Sae Kyu Lee,Joel Abraham Silberman,Matthew M. Ziegler,Mingu Kang,Swagath Venkataramani,Nianzheng Cao,Bruce M. Fleischer,Michael A. Guillorn,Matthew Cohen,Silvia Melitta Mueller,Jinwook Oh,Martin Lutz,Jinwook Jung,Siyu Koswatta,Ching Zhou,Vidhi Zalani,James J. Bonanno,Robert Casatuta,Chia-Yu Chen,Jungwook Choi,Howard M. Haynie,Alyssa Herbert,Radhika Jain,Monodeep Kar,Kyu-hyoun Kim,Li Yulong,Zhibin Ren,Scot H. Rider,Marcel Schaal,Kerstin Schelm,Michael R. Scheuermann,Xiao Sun,Hung Tran,Naigang Wang,Wei Wang,Xin Zhang,Vinay Velji Shah,Brian W. Curran,Vijayalakshmi Srinivasan,Pong-Fei Lu,Sunil Shukla,Leland Chang,Kailash Gopalakrishnan +43 more
TL;DR: In this article, a 4-core AI chip in 7nm EUV technology is presented to exploit cutting-edge algorithmic advances for iso-accurate models in low-precision training and inference to achieve leading-edge power-performance.
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Design methodology for a 1.0 GHz microprocessor
S. Posluszny,Naoaki Aoki,David William Boerstler,Jeffrey L. Burns,Sang Hoo Dhong,Uttam Shyamalindu Ghoshal,P. Hofstee,D. LaPotin,Kyung Tek Lee,David Meltzer,H.C. Ngo,Kevin J. Nowka,Joel Abraham Silberman,Osamu Takahashi,Ivan Vo +14 more
TL;DR: The design methodology used to build an experimental 1.0 GigaHertz PowerPC integer microprocessor at IBM's Austin Research Laboratory will cover design and verification tools as well as circuit constraints and microarchitecture philosophy.