Habana's Gaudi2 AI chip, which launched in mid-2022, can't beat NVIDIA's H100 in terms of raw performance. But the chips do offer a solid value proposition, and the next-gen Gaudi3 chip may be ...

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 ...

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 Intel Gaudi 2 AI accelerator remains the only benchmarked alternative to Nvidia H100 for generative AI (GenAI) performance and provides strong performance-per-dollar. Further, Intel remains the ...

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.

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 ...

In just a single quarter, Intel has seen its AI accelerator pipeline expand by a factor of 6. The bulk of this soaring demand is being driven by the Gaudi2 AI chip.

Intel disclosed an upcoming 288-core Xeon CPU, a new AI supercomputer with 4,000 Gaudi2 chips and the launch of Intel Developer Cloud, among other things at Intel Innovation 2023.

Companies using a standard AI kit with eight Intel Gaudi 2 accelerators with a universal baseboard will pay $65,000, which Intel estimates to be one-third of the cost of comparable alternatives.

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 ...