SiTime Introduces Chip Aimed at Saving Power in AI Data Centers
SiTime's chips, boasting enhanced precision, will be available in the latter half of this year, promising improved efficiency for data centers.
SiTime has unveiled its latest innovation aimed at enhancing the efficiency of data centers tailored for artificial intelligence (AI) applications. The company specializes in timing chips, crucial for synchronizing various components within a computer system, akin to an orchestra conductor coordinating different musical instruments. Their new line of chips, named Chorus, boasts tenfold precision compared to traditional timing chips.
CEO Rajesh Vashist emphasized SiTime's commitment to aiding customers in conserving electricity through this enhanced precision. While SiTime's chips consume less than a watt of power, high-performance AI chips like Nvidia's demand over 1,000 watts. By employing a more accurate clock mechanism to synchronize computer components, SiTime enables selective powering down of inactive parts for brief intervals, contributing to energy savings over the lifespan of power-intensive data center servers.
Vashist highlighted the significance of reliable timing in optimizing product efficiency, enabling data centers to operate more intelligently by activating components only when necessary rather than running continuously. SiTime anticipates the availability of these chips in the latter half of the current year.
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