Cerebras Systems unveils a 1.2T transistor chip for AI
> The 46,225 square millimeters of silicon in the Cerebras WSE house 400,000 AI-optimized, no-cache, no-overhead, compute cores<p>> But Cerebras has designed its chip to be redundant, so one impurity won’t disable the whole chip.<p>This sounds kinda clever to a semi-layperson. Has this been attempted before? Edit: at this scale. Not single-digit cores CPUs being binned, but 100k+ CPU core chips with some kind of automated core-deactivation on failure.