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Embodied Emissions of 2.5D and 3D Scaling in Chipletized GPUs for Low-Carbon AI
GPU compute resources are scaling to support growing AI workloads, leading to further rises in the climate change impact of hyperscale data centers that rely on high-performance GPUs. To model how packaging decisions impact the carbon footprint we have estimated the embodied emissions (EE) of a chip
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