LPU vs GPU vs TPU vs CPU: What's the Difference? Jonathan Ross from Groq Explains

Understanding the Differences Between CPU, GPU, TPU and LPU

The video discusses the evolution and usefulness of processing units like CPU, GPU, TPU, and LPU. It describes how CPUs became popular because they were easier to program than their predecessors, eliminating the need for physical rewiring of computers. GPUs, using the same silicon as CPUs, could perform simple, parallel operations, making it possible to render expensive graphical user interfaces. LPUs are introduced as capable of doing computations in parallel within a short time, making them beneficial for functions that rely on sequences such as text and music composition. In tasks where sequencing matters, LPUs are differentiated as having an advantage over GPUs, which are primarily used for rendering pixels on a screen.

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Then CPU or even NPU can do it better because they have much more processing power ( especially CPU ...say dedicated CPU ).

Why should anyone use LPU chip ? Just curious