Intel begins customer sampling of D-Series GPUs, expands AI infrastructure

Intel's D270 data center GPU, formerly codenamed Crescent Island, bets on memory capacity and efficiency over raw training muscle Intel has started putting its new D-Series data center GPUs into customers’ hands for testing. The chips mark the company’s latest attempt to win a meaningful slice of the AI hardware market. The pitch is not about building the biggest, fastest training monster on the block. Intel is aiming at AI inference, the part of the job where trained models actually answer questions. The D-Series was previously known by its codename, Crescent Island. It is built on Intel’s Xe3P architecture.

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