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    Phoronix: IBM Begins Adding GCC Support For Z Arch14 - Likely IBM z16

    GCC compiler patches began appearing this morning for IBM Z "Arch14" as a future architecture extension for their Z mainframe processors. IBM Z Arch14 will likely correlate to IBM z16...

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    Yay faster zSeries so banks can run 31bit cobol programs slightly faster :P

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      NNPA sounds like something such as a Neural Network Processor(?) Architecture, for which FP16 is an expected capability. It may be interesting to see if a zSeries PU can be configured for dedicated Neural Network processing, or whether all PUs will have that capability, or ?

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        Originally posted by CommunityMember View Post
        NNPA sounds like something such as a Neural Network Processor(?) Architecture, for which FP16 is an expected capability. It may be interesting to see if a zSeries PU can be configured for dedicated Neural Network processing, or whether all PUs will have that capability, or ?
        I guess they are adding Neural Network ability to IIPs? AFAIK they are vastly underutilized right now.

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