Oh My Gaudi 3! It's the XEON 6900P Performance Cores!!

Wendell was flown out to Portland Oregon to get a first look at the new Xeon Performance Server CPU's as well as the New AI-Driven Gaudi

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Music: "Earth Bound" by Slynk

[RandyRanderson]

We don’t want Intel to fail. We want them to do better.

[PauloRoberto-rnur]

In 10 years I will buy one of these on Aliexpress!

[pankothompson]

we need some metrics, cat pictures generated per second or something

[traviskraemer]

Focusing on inferencing is a pretty good choice because it's a lot lower risk for customers. With an intel arc a770, I haven't run into any serious issues with inferencing, however I have sometimes hit issues where training fails after awhile and then had to change a flag to intel's pytorch extension to get it working. Tiny numerical errors are probably going to be irrelevant to inferencing, but they'll accumulate over time in training until it breaks completely. Inference for hundreds of millions of users is also going to be more expensive than training so there's a huge incentive to get another vendor that doesn't have absurd margins like Nvidia. I really hope AMD, Intel, and others can start to get some significant market share here.

[Elinzar]

Nvidia Selling the Shovels, and Intel selling the gloves, is what wall street bros dont understand

[vgernyc]

Around the time the last CEO was ousted, there was a concerted effort to get Intel to give up their foundries. Seems like those sharks are back.

[Lustanda]

Intel "in trouble" is much much more healthy than AMD "trouble" back in the mid 2010s. Intel WILL bounce back, wallstreet bros doom and gloom story is getting annoying.

[omidyt]

It's a good news. Competition is all we need.

[xealit]

I remember how all the mainstream was complaining about AMD almost as much as about Intel now. Meanwhile, the engineering news were coming up with “not too bad actually” reviews of the new Zen architecture. Then it took a year or two for gamers to notice AMD’s progress, and then the server people got on board. Real technology and hard problems take time to overcome. I hope Intel makes it, despite this market. Among other things because they are the best with software and standards.

[hamsterbrigade]

It's almost as if they put an engineer back in charge of the company.

[rhadiem]

I love that you're a tech youtuber who hasn't shunned talking ai tech. The underlying hardware information is important to keep the technology open and accessible to the masses.

[ultymaviolet]

Wow, thanks Youtube, for finally recommending this channel to me!

[Zaf]

I think at around 2:45 you meant 2.25 TB not GB unless it was talking about CPU cache and I misunderstood 😅

[xlrusa]

There aren't many snoozetubers who cover xeon, thanks!

[alphacentauri]

128 dont divide by 3 because one tile is max 48 cores for total 144 P cores but it seems like not all of them is active and operate maybe these cores defective and disabled.

[alt]

The upcoming Bartlet S 12 Pcore CPU on LGA 1700 is really interesting. L1 testing would be amazing.

[Karthig]

Thought for some reason this was an actual cpu review.

Looking forward to actual tests from Wendel soon

[TitanPlakInside]

With GNR, Intel has launch itself into being competitive again after years of being lackluster. Can't wait to see how AMD Epyc Turin perform!

[milescarter]

I can't be sad at E cores. Hope to homelab that one day 🤣

[stevetheborg]

i remember when my boss gave me the credit card and said go wild. Dual core overclocked xenon desktop workstation max memory and a maxed out ramdisk. Things have come so far since i was building a workstation for printing and databases.