Intel’s “Gaudi 3” AI accelerator chip may give Nvidia’s H100 a run for its money
Apr 12, 2024 ·
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Intel introduces the "Gaudi 3" AI accelerator chip at its Vision 2024 event, boasting a 50% increase in training speed for AI models over Nvidia's H100, making it a strong...
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Intel introduces the "Gaudi 3" AI accelerator chip at its Vision 2024 event, boasting a 50% increase in training speed for AI models over Nvidia's H100, making it a strong competitor in the AI hardware market. The Gaudi 3 chip, with its advanced architecture including two silicon dies and 64 programmable tensor processor cores, aims to offer double the AI compute performance of its predecessor, Gaudi 2, and four times the boost with BFloat 16-number format computations. With 128GB of HBMe2 memory and 3.7TB of memory bandwidth, coupled with 40% greater inference power efficiency, Intel's new chip presents a formidable option for data centers focused on power-hungry AI tasks. As competition intensifies, particularly with Nvidia's upcoming Blackwell B200 chip, the industry watches closely to see how Intel's price and performance will stack up in the ever-evolving AI accelerator market.
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