Intel said it’s upcoming Gaudi 3 AI chip provides better performance than Nvidia’s H100 and is on par or, in some cases, faster than the H200, among several other new details revealed at Intel ...

In April, Intel said that it expected to generate revenue of $500 million from Gaudi 3 in 2024 — a paltry sum compared to the $4.5 billion AMD expects to rake in from sales of its Instinct MI300 ...

Intel dumped its Xe-HPC GPU accelerators in favor of Gaudi but is still missing its sales goals with its Gaudi 3 AI accelerator. Thus, Intel is pinning its AI hopes on its next-gen Falcon Shores ...

Intel projects that Gaudi 3 will significantly outperform competing products like Nvidia's H100 and H200 in training speed, inference throughput, and power efficiency for various parameterized models.

Compared to Nvidia's H100 chip, Intel projects a 50 percent faster training time on Gaudi 3 for both OpenAI's GPT-3 175B LLM and the 7-billion parameter version of Meta's Llama 2.

As Intel revealed back in June 2023, the Falcon Shores chips will take the massively parallel Ethernet fabric and matrix math units of the Gaudi line and merge it with the X e GPU engines created for ...

When it comes to performance, Intel says that Gaudi 3 can offer up to 1856 BF16/FP8 matrix TFLOPS as well as up to 28.7 BF16 vector TFLOPS at around 600W TDP. Compared to Nvidia's H100, at least ...

Gaudi 3 vs. Nvidia Intel wasted no time with AMD comparisons, preferring to tout their performance advantages vs. the Nvidia H100 and H200 for training and inference processing.

Intel said it’s upending a norm of secrecy in the data center accelerator chip space by revealing the list price of the star server platform for its upcoming Gaudi 3 AI chip. On Tuesday at ...

And here is the universal baseboard that takes eight of these and creates a single motherboard with all of those Gaudi 3 devices interconnected and six OSFP ports running at 800 Gb/sec to the outside ...

But Gaudi 3 is not the only thing Intel is announcing. It has three new products to complement its next-gen chip. The first is the Intel Gaudi 3 AI Accelerator card HL-325L, which is OAM-compliant.

Intel says that its new Gaudi 3 AI accelerator offers up to 1856 BF16/FP8 matrix TFLOPS as well as up to 28.7 BF16 vector TFLOPS at around 600W TDP, which when compared to the NVIDIA H100 AI GPU ...