Intel Axes Rialto Bridge GPUs, Delays Falcon Shores to 2025
Intel announced that it is canceling its Rialto Bridge GPUs, the successor to Ponte Vecchio, and moving to a two-year cadence of GPU releases for the data center.
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Intel announced that it is canceling its Rialto Bridge GPUs, the successor to Ponte Vecchio, and moving to a two-year cadence of GPU releases for the data center.
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