Intel unveils Gaudi 3 AI accelerator, says it beats Nvidia’s H100

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Intel kicked off its Vision 2024 conference with the unveiling of the Gaudi 3 AI processing chip. Gaudi 3 is designed to accelerate AI workloads at an enterprise level, and Intel reckons it’s faster than the current industry benchmark – Nvidia’s H100 GPU.

Gaudi 3 uses the same architecture and underlying principles as Gaudi 2, but it uses TSMC’s 5nm process (compared to TSMC’s 7nm in Gaudi 2), making it more efficient.

Gaudi 3 has up to 128GB of HBM2e with 3.7 TB/s of bandwidth and 900W TDP.

Intel showed benchmarks comparing Gaudi 3 to market leader Nvidia and its dominating H100…

​ Intel kicked off its Vision 2024 conference with the unveiling of the Gaudi 3 AI processing chip. Gaudi 3 is designed to accelerate AI workloads at an enterprise level, and Intel reckons it’s faster than the current industry benchmark – Nvidia’s H100 GPU.

Gaudi 3 uses the same architecture and underlying principles as Gaudi 2, but it uses TSMC’s 5nm process (compared to TSMC’s 7nm in Gaudi 2), making it more efficient.

Gaudi 3 has up to 128GB of HBM2e with 3.7 TB/s of bandwidth and 900W TDP.

Intel showed benchmarks comparing Gaudi 3 to market leader Nvidia and its dominating H100…   Read More GSMArena.com – Latest articles 

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