Intel's Aurora Supercomputer: Ready for Action with Max CPUs and GPUs.

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Intel and Argonne National Laboratory have successfully installed the blades in the Aurora supercomputer, which features Intel's Xeon CPU Max and Xeon GPU Max series, offering 2 ExaFLOPS computing power. The supercomputer has 10,624 nodes with 21,248 Xeon CPUs and 63,744 GPUs based on the Ponte Vecchio design. It is expected to provide state-of-the-art generative AI models for science and potentially surpass AMD's Frontier supercomputer. The Aurora supercomputer is on track to be fully functional by this year.
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