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Intel’s New Programmable Chips Next Year to Replace Aging Products
September 27, 2022
Intel shared its latest roadmap of programmable chips, and doesn't want to dig itself into a hole by following AMD's strategy in the area. "We're thankfully not matching their strategy," said Shannon Poulin, corporate vice president for the datacenter and AI group at Intel, in response to a question posed by HPCwire during a press briefing. The updated roadmap pieces together Intel's strategy for FPGAs... Read more…
AMD/Xilinx Takes Aim at Nvidia with Improved VCK5000 Inferencing Card
March 8, 2022
AMD/Xilinx has released an improved version of its VCK5000 AI inferencing card along with a series of competitive benchmarks aimed directly at Nvidia’s GPU line. AMD says the new VCK5000 has 3x better performance than earlier versions and delivers 2x TCO over Nvidia T4. AMD also showed favorable benchmarks against several Nvidia GPUs, claiming its VCK5000 achieved... Read more…
Xilinx Targets HPC and Datacenter with New Alveo U55C FPGA-Card
November 15, 2021
At SC21 today, Xilinx launched its most powerful FPGA-based accelerator card – the Alveo U55C – specifically targeting HPC workloads and the datacenter. FPGAs (field programmable gate arrays) have a long productive history as customized accelerator chips used in many embedded applications. It’s only in the last few years that FPGA suppliers have begun... Read more…
Xilinx Expands Versal Chip Family With 7 New Versal AI Edge Chips
June 10, 2021
FPGA chip vendor Xilinx has been busy over the last several years cranking out its Versal AI Core, Versal Premium and Versal Prime chip families to fill customer compute needs in the cloud, datacenters, networks and more. Now Xilinx is expanding its reach to the booming edge... Read more…
Intel Launches Stratix 10 NX FPGAs Targeting AI Workloads
June 18, 2020
Intel today introduced its first AI-optimized FPGA – the Stratix 10 NX – which features expanded AI Tensor blocks (30 multipliers and 30 accumulators), inte Read more…
Micron Accelerator Bumps Up Memory Bandwidth
February 26, 2020
Deep learning accelerators based on chip architectures coupled with high-bandwidth memory are emerging to enable near real-time processing of machine learning a Read more…
What’s New in HPC Research: Cosmic Magnetism, Cryptanalysis, Car Navigation & More
November 8, 2019
In this bimonthly feature, HPCwire highlights newly published research in the high-performance computing community and related domains. From parallel programm Read more…
What’s New in HPC Research: Transfer Learning, Radio Astronomy, FPGAs and More
September 12, 2019
In this bimonthly feature, HPCwire highlights newly published research in the high-performance computing community and related domains. From parallel programm Read more…
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