Gaudi2 is a game changer for Intel against its efforts to drift out NVIDIA (NVDA) regarding AI Inference Performance. Think of Gaudi2 as a super-charged engine that makes specific computer tasks ...

The Gaudi 2 has emerged as a strong competitor to NVIDIA’s H100, offering significant price-performance benefits that make it an appealing choice for those in the AI industry. Intel Gaudi 2 ...

While Gaudi 2 isn't nearly as fast as Nvidia's H100 across the same set of benchmarks, it's a compelling alternative once performance-per-dollar is factored in. Intel saw its AI accelerator ...

More recent forecasts call for the AI chip market to top $300 billion by 2030, having surpassed Intel's target in 2022. Habana's Gaudi2 AI chip, which launched in mid-2022, can't beat NVIDIA's ...

With these results, Intel Gaudi 2 continues to offer compelling price/performance, an important consideration when looking at the total cost of ownership (TCO). Following hardware and software ...

The 7-nm Habana-designed Gaudi2 is twice as fast as its first-generation predecessor, according to the company. Intel rolled out its latest server chip designed from the ground up for tackling ...

Note that Intel Gaudi2 isn’t done with benchmarking. By adding support for FP8, we expect a major boost in performance when the next version of MLPerf training benchmarks are published in December.

Intel plans to build a large AI supercomputer using Xeon processors and 4,000 Gaudi2 AI hardware accelerators. Generative AI company Stability AI will be the anchor customer for the system, which ...

With Gaudi2 software updates released every six to eight weeks, Intel expects to continue delivering performance advancements and expanded model coverage in MLPerf benchmarks.

Today, MLCommons published results of its industry AI performance benchmark, MLPerf Training 3.0, in which both the Habana® Gaudi®2 deep learning accelerator and the 4th Gen Intel® Xeon ...

As the US seeks to tighten export controls on AI chips to China, Intel held a press conference in Beijing on July 11, announcing the launch of the deep learning processor Habana Gaudi 2 in the ...

While Gaudi 2 isn't nearly as fast as Nvidia's H100 across the same set of benchmarks, it's a compelling alternative once performance-per-dollar is factored in. Intel saw its AI accelerator ...