[0xakhil]

Apart from the software stack, Nvidia has invested a lot in the networking infrastructure for high bandwidth between gpu in a cluster. I think their acquisition of Mellanox might have helped here.

So competing on server grade gpu might be more difficult for intel.

[willis936]

The same intel that has been closely involved with ieee 802.3 development for decades and has had cutting edge NICs for datacenters ready to go in advance of new clause ratification? I'm sure they'll be fine.

[foobiekr]

Intel is nowhere in networking. IPU is dead last, they killed Fulcrum and Barefoot was a failure.

I would love to see Intel get somewhere but they are dead last among the major players.

[eklavya]

You would be surprised.

[emadm]

Intel Gaudi2 is actually really good, better than A100s and cheaper (including interconnect, 2.15 Tb/s)

CUDA isn't that important any more.

The weird one was that Aurora at 2 exaflops using.. Intel Max?