X280s where design for AI applications, and have an interface for custom vendor extension. If I understood it correctly SophGo plans to add a matmul extension to it.
You wouldn't be able to run P670s and X280s on and schedule applications between them anyways, because they have different vector lengths.
>You wouldn't be able to run P670s and X280s on and schedule applications between them anyways, because they have different vector lengths.
Not trivial, but also not impossible.
e.g. I understand there's some bits to check whether vector has been used. It would also be abnormal for a process to be in wait (as opposite to ready) within a vector loop.
Having a chip like this one deployed will definitely enable experimentation and research on how to best deal with this situation.
You wouldn't be able to run P670s and X280s on and schedule applications between them anyways, because they have different vector lengths.