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At least Intel has some non x86 hardware for deep learning now. Between killing Nervana on the verge of release and Habana not making a splash, they are looking
by mcbuilder 3y ago
At least Intel has some non x86 hardware for deep learning now. Between killing Nervana on the verge of release and Habana not making a splash, they are looking for a win.
- meepmorp 3y agoThey also bought (and killed) Movidius, iirc
- hedgehog 3y agoI don't know what's in development but they do have a new chip that stated shipping this year and until recently they were the only ML-oriented product Intel had that was competitive in it's segment.
- touisteur 3y agoBeen waiting on Keem Bay for so long it's now a running joke.
- my123 3y agoMovidius's death is greatly exaggerated. Movidius AI accelerators are going to be there as part of every single Meteor Lake chip.
- brucethemoose2 3y ago> Habana not making a splash Yeah this is sad. Intel is supposedly turning it into a tensor core-ish accelerator on Falcon Shores... And, hopefully, lower end Arc cards.
- ac29 3y agoLatest earnings call Intel said they have over $1B in the "pipeline of opportunities" for AI, with Gaudi being the "lion's share" of that. Certainly not bad.