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Intel Proposing XeGPU Dialect For LLVM MLIR - Vimarsana News

Intel Proposing XeGPU Dialect For LLVM MLIR

As part of Intel's ongoing quest for maximizing the compute performance of their GPUs/accelerators, their compiler engineers have proposed introducing a XeGPU dialect for LLVM's MLIR.

Intel has a new rival to Nvidia's uber-popular H100 AI GPU — meet Gaudi3 with a whopping 128GB RAM - Vimarsana News

Intel has a new rival to Nvidia's uber-popular H100 AI GPU — meet Gaudi3 with a whopping 128GB RAM

The 5nm Gaudi3 has 1.5-times the bandwidth of the 96GB memory fitted into its 7nm predecessor

iTWire - Intel accelerates HPC and AI for science - Vimarsana News

iTWire - Intel accelerates HPC and AI for science

COMPANY NEWS: At SC23, Intel showcased AI-accelerated high-performance computing (HPC) with leadership performance for HPC and AI workloads across Int...

Source: itwire.com
Intel SC23 Update: 1-Trillion Parameter AI Model Running on Aurora Supercomputer, Granite Rapids Benchmarks - Vimarsana News

Intel SC23 Update: 1-Trillion Parameter AI Model Running on Aurora Supercomputer, Granite Rapids Benchmarks

Intel provided a slew of updates on its latest HPC and AI initiatives, including new information about its Granite Rapids Xeon CPUs, Max Series GPUs benchmarks against Nvidia's H100 GPUs, Guadi accelerators, and the company's work on the 'genAI' 1-trillion-parameter AI model that runs on the Aurora supercomputer.

Intel's Ponte Vecchio: Chiplets Gone Crazy – Chips and Cheese - Vimarsana News

Intel's Ponte Vecchio: Chiplets Gone Crazy – Chips and Cheese

Intel is a newcomer to the world of discrete graphics cards, and the company's Xe architecture is driving its effort to establish itself alongside AMD and Nvidia. We've seen Xe variants serve in integrated GPUs and midrange discrete cards, but Intel's not stopping there. Their GPU ambitions extend to the datacenter and supercomputing markets. That's…