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Intel seeks to catch Nvidia with new AI chips
According to Intel’s assessment, Gaudi 3 will be faster and more power-efficient than Nvidia’s H100 chip
Intel, which employs thousands of people in Ireland, is rolling out a new version of its artificial intelligence chip, aiming to challenge Nvidia in one of the fastest-growing parts of the semiconductor industry.
The updated processor, called Gaudi 3, will be widely available in the third quarter, Intel said at a company event. The chip is designed to boost performance in two key areas: helping train AI systems — a process that involves bombarding them ...
