Thus, Intel is pinning its AI hopes on its next-gen Falcon Shores GPU platform. However, interim co-CEO Michelle Johnston Holthaus said this week that rather than Falcon Shores being a first-gen ...

In a surprising twist, Intel announced on Thursday that its Falcon Shores GPU for AI and HPC applications will not be released to the market but will remain an internal test processor to develop ...

Interim Intel co-CEO Michelle Johnston Holthaus discloses the pivot in its AI data center strategy as Nvidia forges ahead with rack-scale solutions based on the rival’s Blackwell GPU architecture.

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Intel was set to release a new AI chip called Falcon Shores late this year, to replace its Gaudi 3 accelerator chip. But interim co-CEO Michelle Johnston Holthaus said on an earnings call that ...

Notably, the company has scrapped its plans to launch Falcon Shores, which was poised to be its next-generation AI-GPUs. Just 2 months ago in Nov. '24, this was a positive catalyst pegged in the ...

Until last week, the plan was to launch Falcon Shores in late 2025. Falcon Shores is a more traditional GPU that was expected to incorporate some features from the Gaudi family of chips.

Claims AMD has 78 vulnerabilities with no planned fixes, Nvidia has only high-severity security bugs Intel has heavily criticized its two biggest competitors - AMD, and Nvidia - for alleged ...

Says aiming to simplify roadmap and concentrate resources. Says move to leverage Falcon Shores as internal test chip only without bringing it to market is based on industry feedback. Comments ...

Intel has abandoned its plans for the Falcon Shores AI chip, shifting focus to Jaguar Shores for system-level solutions in the AI data center market. Interim co-CEO Michelle Johnston Holthaus ...

Intel has nixxed its upcoming Falcon Shores AI accelerator, shifting its efforts into the next-generation Jaguar Shores as a complete rack-scale solution in its attempt to make a mark on the AI ...