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Precisely. Intel is trying to compete with NVidia by offering inferior performance at a premium price. In massively parallel applications, cost is closely tie
by geezerjay 10y ago
Precisely.
Intel is trying to compete with NVidia by offering inferior performance at a premium price.
In massively parallel applications, cost is closely tied to performance. NVidia has both aspects secured very well.
In fact, NVidia is already a prominent part in supplying components for the 3rd place in the Top500, Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Titan system, which mixes up AMD Opterons with NVIdia k20x GPUs.