Intel gives details on future AI chips

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Intel gives details on future AI chips
Intel has provided a handful of new details on a chip for artificial intelligence (AI) computing it plans to introduce in 2025 as it shifts strategy to compete against Nvidia and AMD. At a supercomputing conference in Germany, Intel said its forthcoming "Falcon Shores" chip will have ...

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