Intel has been quite active in the AI space lately, making several significant announcements in the past few months:
New Chips:
Core Ultra: Launched in December 2023, Core Ultra processors feature Intel's first on-chip neural processing unit (NPU) for faster AI tasks on PCs. This marks a big step for bringing AI capabilities closer to users' everyday workflows.
5th Gen Xeon AI: Also announced in December, these server chips boast improved AI performance and efficiency compared to previous generations, catering to data centers and cloud computing.
Gaudi3: This AI accelerator specifically targets generative AI applications like text and image creation, making it relevant for creative industries and research. @TigerEvents @MillionaireTiger @TigerStars
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- DebbyLily·01-06TOPAI chips do sound pretty cool, but I'm more interested in quick gains than long-term investments. #HighFrequencyTradingLikeReport