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✅ New Article: *Hardware Paths for Structured Intelligence* (Draft v0.1)
Title:
🧩 From CPUs to SI-GSPU: Hardware Paths for Structured Intelligence
🔗 https://huggingface.co/blog/kanaria007/hardware-paths-for-si
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Summary:
Most “AI hardware” is built for dense matrix math. But real-world intelligence systems bottleneck elsewhere: **semantic parsing, structured memory, governance checks, auditability, and evaluation loops** — the parts that turn models into safe, resilient systems.
This article maps the gap clearly, and sketches how a future **SI-GSPU class accelerator** fits: not “a better GPU,” but a co-processor for **semantics + governance runtime**.
> GPUs carry the models.
> S
I-GSPU carries the rules that decide when models are allowed to act.
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Why It Matters:
• Explains *why* “more GPU” doesn’t fix governance-heavy AI stacks
• Identifies what to accelerate: semantic transforms, memory ops, coverage/metrics, effect ledgers
• Shows how to build **SI-GSPU-ready** systems *today* on conventional clouds — without a rewrite later
• Keeps performance numbers explicitly **illustrative**, avoiding spec-washing
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What’s Inside:
• Bottleneck taxonomy: where CPUs melt when you implement SI-Core properly
• Accelerator landscape (GPU/TPU/FPGA/DPU) vs. SI workloads
• What SI-GSPU would accelerate — and what it explicitly should *not*
• Determinism + audit chains + attestation requirements for governance-critical acceleration
• A staged roadmap: software-only → targeted offloads → semantic-fabric clusters
• A toy TCO intuition (shape, not pricing guidance)
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📖 Structured Intelligence Engineering Series
A non-normative hardware guide: how to layer Structured Intelligence onto today’s compute, and where specialized silicon actually changes the economics.
Title:
🧩 From CPUs to SI-GSPU: Hardware Paths for Structured Intelligence
🔗 https://huggingface.co/blog/kanaria007/hardware-paths-for-si
---
Summary:
Most “AI hardware” is built for dense matrix math. But real-world intelligence systems bottleneck elsewhere: **semantic parsing, structured memory, governance checks, auditability, and evaluation loops** — the parts that turn models into safe, resilient systems.
This article maps the gap clearly, and sketches how a future **SI-GSPU class accelerator** fits: not “a better GPU,” but a co-processor for **semantics + governance runtime**.
> GPUs carry the models.
> S
I-GSPU carries the rules that decide when models are allowed to act.
---
Why It Matters:
• Explains *why* “more GPU” doesn’t fix governance-heavy AI stacks
• Identifies what to accelerate: semantic transforms, memory ops, coverage/metrics, effect ledgers
• Shows how to build **SI-GSPU-ready** systems *today* on conventional clouds — without a rewrite later
• Keeps performance numbers explicitly **illustrative**, avoiding spec-washing
---
What’s Inside:
• Bottleneck taxonomy: where CPUs melt when you implement SI-Core properly
• Accelerator landscape (GPU/TPU/FPGA/DPU) vs. SI workloads
• What SI-GSPU would accelerate — and what it explicitly should *not*
• Determinism + audit chains + attestation requirements for governance-critical acceleration
• A staged roadmap: software-only → targeted offloads → semantic-fabric clusters
• A toy TCO intuition (shape, not pricing guidance)
---
📖 Structured Intelligence Engineering Series
A non-normative hardware guide: how to layer Structured Intelligence onto today’s compute, and where specialized silicon actually changes the economics.
