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Biren BR100 vs Tenstorrent Wormhole

Side-by-side specs

Straight from each vendor's datasheet. Winner in bold: higher throughput, memory, or transistor count; lower power draw or price. Sparse (2:4) throughput roughly doubles the FP8/INT8 numbers shown.

FieldBiren BR100Tenstorrent Wormhole
Process nodeTSMC N7GlobalFoundries 12nm
Transistors (B)77
TDP550 W160 W
Memory64 GB HBM2e12 GB GDDR6
Memory bandwidth2,300 GB/s288 GB/s
FP16 (dense)1,024 TFLOPS148 TFLOPS
BF16 (dense)1,024 TFLOPS
INT8 (dense)2,048 TOPS590 TOPS
Form factorOAMPCIe (n300, n150)
Announced2022-08-092024-07-01
Released2024-08-01

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Common questions

Biren BR100 vs Tenstorrent Wormhole: which is faster for training?

Biren BR100 has 6.92x the dense FP16/BF16 throughput of the other (Biren BR100: 1,024 TFLOPS; Tenstorrent Wormhole: 148 TFLOPS). Real-world training speed also depends on memory bandwidth, interconnect, and software stack: see the spec diff for those inputs.

Biren BR100 vs Tenstorrent Wormhole: which has more memory?

Biren BR100 carries more HBM (Biren BR100: 64 GB HBM2e; Tenstorrent Wormhole: 12 GB GDDR6). Memory capacity sets the largest model that fits on one chip without partitioning; memory bandwidth sets inference throughput.

Biren BR100 vs Tenstorrent Wormhole: which is more power-efficient?

Dense FP16/BF16 TFLOPS per watt: Biren BR100 1.86 (1,024 ÷ 550 W); Tenstorrent Wormhole 0.93 (148 ÷ 160 W). Biren BR100 wins at the die level; system-level efficiency also depends on cooling and interconnect.

See also: every chip comparison · Biren BR100 full page · Tenstorrent Wormhole full page.