Intel Plans AI Inference Chip by Year-End to Rival Nvidia, AMD
Intel plans to launch an AI inference chip by year-end to compete with Nvidia and AMD, the Financial Times reported. The new GPU, called Crescent Island, is designed for inference workloads and targets the AI serving market.
According to the report, the chip will use cheaper memory and air-cooling technology, positioning it as a lower-cost alternative to rival offerings for AI serving.
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@financialjuiceIntel targets Nvidia with new AI chip by year-end: FT
@firstsquawkIntel is reportedly planning a new AI chip by year-end aimed at competing with NVIDIA, according to the Financial Times.
@cointelegraph🚨 JUST IN: Intel is set to launch a new AI inference chip by year-end to rival Nvidia and AMD, using cheaper memory and cooling technology, per FT.
@stocksavvyshay$INTC plans to launch a new AI chip this year to compete with $NVDA and $AMD. The new GPU called Crescent Island is built for inference and targets the AI serving market with a lower-cost, air-cooled alternative.
@kalshiJUST IN: Intel to launch new AI chip to rival Nvidia and AMD
@ftIntel targets Nvidia with new AI chip by year end
@polymarketmoney$INTC to launch new AI chip this year to compete with $NVDA and $AMD.