From AI Insider · Matt Swayne · · 1m 10s
Great Sky's AI Chips Analyze Fusion Plasmas
Great Sky's superconducting AI chip processes fusion plasma data at one million samples per second.
In brief
Great Sky's superconducting AI chip processes fusion plasma data at one million samples per second. Great Sky's AI chip analyzes fusion plasma data in real-time at one million samples per second for plasma control. Originally reported by AI Insider.
Great Sky's AI Chip Demo
Great Sky and research partners demonstrated a superconducting AI chip on fusion-related prediction tasks.
Real-Time Plasma Data Processing
The chip processed DIII-D tokamak data at one million samples per second for anomaly classification and disruption prediction.
Simulated Data Prediction
The chip used simulated data to predict sawtooth instabilities critical to tokamak operation.
Superconducting Neural Networks
Great Sky's chips implement analog neural networks using superconducting circuitry with optical communication.
Tokamak Data Speed
The chip handled a million samples per second without missing a beat for real-time plasma control.
Next-Gen Chip Plan
Great Sky plans to demonstrate a next-generation chip with a 10x larger neural network in December.
DIII-D Director Quote
DIII-D Director Richard Buttery said the chip could impact fusion diagnostics and control.
Great Sky CEO Quote
Great Sky CEO Jeff Shainline called the chip a step toward fusion control and quantum systems.
The one thing
Great Sky's AI chip analyzes fusion plasma data in real-time at one million samples per second for plasma control.
