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For some context, Gelsinger was also behind Intel's first GPGPU attempts back around 2008. Before he was appointed CEO of Intel he was at VMWare but did an inte
by trynumber9 3y ago
For some context, Gelsinger was also behind Intel's first GPGPU attempts back around 2008. Before he was appointed CEO of Intel he was at VMWare but did an interview with the Computer History Museum in 2019 and said this
https://youtu.be/MxZe1i8z-8Y?t=780 https://youtu.be/MxZe1i8z-8Y?t=780
He has wanted GPGPU or at least massively parallel compute for a long time and says it would be 10 years of work to make that happen.
And secondly, do you really think he's wrong about this part:
"As inferencing occurs, hey, once you've trained the model… There is no CUDA dependency," Gelsinger continued. "It's all about, can you run that model well?"
Why run inferencing on an expensive H100? Gaudi seems like a pretty good idea.