FP4 Ranges and Exclusions of Floating Point Numbers

This video series starts at the very beginning and shows each step in the design of modern computing hardware. From bits to gates to registers to CPU. A followup video series will show how the CPU is expanded with modern techniques like cache, pipelining and multiprocessing.

[@schavery]

Have to admit I was confused by the title - I was looking for a discussion of the 4-bit floating point representation commonly used in ML applications these days, and referred to as FP4 (as opposed to FP8, FP16, or FP32, talking about the bit representation length), and it seems that this video only discusses FP8. Then I realized that it might be the course or module number for this video. Whoops!

[@user-te1iv5gt3z]

You look like Ryan Gosling