Intel provided a slew of updates on its latest HPC and AI initiatives, including new information about its Granite Rapids Xeon CPUs, Max Series GPUs benchmarks against Nvidia's H100 GPUs, Guadi accelerators, and the company's work on the 'genAI' 1-trillion-parameter AI model that runs on the Aurora supercomputer.
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