Introducing: Intel Data Center GPU Max Series

We’re pleased to announce and spotlight our newest GPU, the Intel Data Center GPU Max Series. Formerly codenamed Ponte Vecchio, Intel Data Center GPU Max Series offers the industry’s highest-density processor with more than 100 billion transistors on 47 active tiles and up to 128 Xe-HPC cores. Enjoy this close-up trailer to see how it looks.

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[stj]

The animation team behind this video deserve a raise. Well done on this great intro to your first Datacenter GPU! May it deliver on all the promises in terms of performance. Glad that player 3 has entered the show. Good luck!

[clocktechgame]

Loving how Intel's making its way into the GPU scene.
Also props to the Graphic Design Team, the logo looks wonderful!

[AlexSchendel]

Everybody please remember that (as the title says), these are **Data Center** GPUs, not client GPUs. They are not supposed to have display connectors because data centers are not driving displays, they are using these as accelerators for scalable workloads. The Intel Graphics YT channel is for pretty much everything in the Intel AXG BU which encompasses Intel ARC client GPUs, Intel Flex datacenter GPUs, and Intel Max datacenter GPUs among other things.

[AlexSchendel]

Ponte Vecchio and Sapphire Rapids finally here after such a long journey, super happy to see them starting to ship! Let's make Rialto Bridge and Emerald Rapids (and Granite Rapids too!) even more successful!

[idk-cs]

If they can pull this off in a 1st gen product, I can't imagine what they can pull off the next ones

[angelg]

I want to see it supported in TensorFlow and PyTorch. Also don't forget PCI-E CXL for memory pooling when GPU memory is not just enough. We're tired of Nvidia being the only option.

[ygjtv-----]

Intel vga must be open source friendly

[AchwaqKhalid]

Go intel! Teach Nvidia a lesson 💪




And AMD Will come later to teach you a lesson and vice-versa 🤣🤣🤣 (that is if you choose to play Monopoly again)

[prollejazz]

we need a tensorflow or pytorch accelerator! not such 3d cad or video game accelerator.. do the driver jobs for ai!! right now!

[cheese_bread]

play back 5 time, really nice video, this team animation from transformers flim ....

[rohandoc]

In the first 5k people to see this new real ease of killer GPUs
I have officially been printed in the history of the tou market❤❤❤

[JamieTorontoAtkinson]

We need a workstation version of this GPU ASAP. Open up the flood gates Intel! I need 2.5Tb vram now. Let’s get it to market Intel!

[Zorathor]

looks similar to the nividia founders edition cards or a100

[Keemochi]

what kind of a GPU is this? I don't see outputs how does this gpu work?

[MARKXHWANG]

this is not an AI accelartor, maybe for physical simulation?

[Jabid]

Whoever created this must be a GoT fan.

[flerov]

Just awesome how nvidia, with years of experience, can lose easily by Intel's gpus

[oliverpolo]

Can you really call it a GPU with no video connector though?

[humourunified]

0:26
*"I missed the part where ports are my problem"*



Edit: lol ppl nowadays can't even take a simple line straight without overthinking, i very well know these GPUs don't need a port nd that's what i said literally 😂i just fkin said ports aren't a problem for These GPUs, idk why ppl tryna be so oversmart.

[santiagohernandez]

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