Intel's Gaudi2 chip has shown strong competitiveness in the AI field, especially in large-scale language model inference. Its performance is comparable to NVIDIA's high-end accelerators, and even surpasses the latter in some aspects. Not only is Gaudi2 equal to or even better than Nvidia H100 in decoding speed, it also has an advantage in cost performance, making it more attractive for cloud deployment. This marks significant progress for Intel in the AI accelerator market.
Intel's Gaudi2 technology excels at large-scale language model inference, rivaling Nvidia's AI accelerators. Gaudi2's decoding performance is comparable to the NVIDIA H100 system and even better than the NVIDIA A100. Based on public cloud pricing, Gaudi2 is also more cost-effective than NVIDIA's A100 and H100 in training and inference. Intel plans to launch Gaudi3 technology in 2024, which will provide more powerful processing power and network bandwidth to further improve performance.The continued development of Intel's Gaudi series chips indicates that more powerful and cost-effective solutions will appear in the AI field in the future, injecting new vitality into the development of artificial intelligence technology and providing users with a wider range of choices.