Gaudi 3 is the third iteration of an AI processor series that Intel obtained through a 2019 startup acquisition. The chip is based on Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd.’s five-nanometer ...

The same is also true for AMD and its MI300x accelerator. Gaudi 3 isn’t just about the current generation of AI accelerators but also sets the stage for Intel's next-generation GPU, Falcon Shores.

For starters, Gaudi 3 is being manufactured using TSMC's N5 process technology, according to IEEE Spectrum, narrowing the gap between Intel and Nvidia in terms of semiconductor fabrication technology.

After first announcing the existence of the Gaudi 3 AI accelerator last year, Intel is ready to put the chip in the hands of OEMs in Q2 2024. Intel announced this and other news, including a new ...

Comparing the Gaudi 3 with the Nvidia H100, Intel claims that its latest AI accelerator is 50 percent faster across Llama2 7B and 13B parameters, as well as GPT-3 175B parameter models.