To satisfy the demands of AI models

 

To satisfy the demands of AI models, Intel's Falcon Shores CPU, scheduled for delivery in 2025, will have 288GB of memory and 8-bit floating-point computing.  It is a component of Intel's strategy to compete with AMD and Nvidia in the AI processor industry. Intel's Ponte Vecchio experienced delays, resulting in a low market share in AI chips, though it still outweighs Nvidia's performance with Aurora's H100. In contrast to Nvidia, Intel is anticipated to have its new chip by 2025 with the Falcon Shores microprocessor, which will be the successor to the Ponte Vecchio processor. With different CPU and GPU offerings, Intel's revamped strategy enables consumers to select the ideal ratio and mix from other manufacturers. The chip has been modified to increase performance and competitiveness in the market for AI chips.