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Intel Unveils Lunar Lake AI Chips to Challenge AMD and Nvidia
technology2 years ago

Intel Unveils Lunar Lake AI Chips to Challenge AMD and Nvidia

Intel has launched its sixth generation Xeon server processors and Gaudi 3 AI accelerator chips, aiming to regain data center market share from AMD. The new Xeon chips come in performance and efficiency models, with the latter requiring fewer server racks for the same computing power. The Gaudi 3 AI chips are priced significantly lower than competitors, positioning Intel as a cost-effective alternative to Nvidia. Additionally, Intel introduced its next generation laptop chip, Lunar Lake, which uses 40% less power and includes a more powerful AI processor.

Intel's "AI Everywhere" Launch Event on December 14 to Unveil Core Ultra "Meteor Lake" and 5th Gen Xeon CPUs
technology2 years ago

Intel's "AI Everywhere" Launch Event on December 14 to Unveil Core Ultra "Meteor Lake" and 5th Gen Xeon CPUs

Intel has announced a launch event on December 14th, where they will introduce the Intel Core Ultra CPUs (codenamed Meteor Lake) and the 5th Gen Xeon Scalable processors (known as Emerald Rapids). The focus of the event will be on showcasing how these new CPUs can enhance AI workloads, with Intel emphasizing their commitment to AI support through the utilization of their 4 process technology and a disaggregated CPU, GPU, and AI-dedicated VPU design. The event will exclusively focus on the Core Ultra CPUs designed for consumers, specifically the Meteor Lake chips.

Intel Unveils Powerful and Efficient Xeons for 2023
technology3 years ago

Intel Unveils Powerful and Efficient Xeons for 2023

Intel has provided more technical details about its upcoming Xeon processors, Granite Rapids and Sierra Forest, at the Hot Chips conference. These processors, set to launch in 2024, will introduce area-efficient E-cores to Intel's server platform. The 6th generation Xeon Scalable platform will feature a shared platform for both processors, including the same socket, memory, and chiplet-based design. Sierra Forest will be Intel's first E-core Xeon Scalable chip for data centers, while Granite Rapids will follow shortly after. The platform will support up to 12 memory channels and offer self-booting capabilities. The processors will have different core counts and performance capabilities, but Intel aims to make them interchangeable.