CNET has managed to capture the first die shots of several next-generation Intel Meteor Lake CPUs, Sapphire Rapids Xeons & Ponte Vecchio GPUs that are being tested & produced inside the chipmaker’s Fab 42, situated in Arizona, US. Glorious Die Shots of Intel’s Next-Gen Meteor Lake CPUs, Sapphire Rapids Xeons & Ponte Vecchio GPUs Captured …
Intel has powered on the Ponte Vecchio A0 silicon and it seems to be working perfectly. This is great news for Intel investors because Ponte Vecchio was the company’s most ambitious moonshot in quite a while and considering it had no prior discrete graphics experience it is very impressive that Masooma Bhaiwala and her team, …
Intel’s Ponte Vecchio Xe HPC GPU A0 Silicon Power On, Benchmarked And Detailed Read More »
Intel has listed down several next-generation CPU & GPU products on its official webpage which include the likes of Raptor Lake, Meteor Lake, Xe-HPG DG2 graphics cards, and several HPC class designs such as Emerald Lake & Ponte Vecchio. While we have all heard about these products at some point, the official listings also provide …
Yesterday, during the Intel unleashed webcast, CEO, Pat Gelsinger, unveiled new details of the 7nm Xe-HPC-based Ponte Vecchio GPU which is planned to be the largest and most chip designed to date. The Ponte Vecchio GPU will be making use of several key technologies that were highlighted which will power 47 different compute tiles based …
A day ago we covered a report from DigiTimes stating that Intel had booked 180,000 wafers on their 6nm process and would be using the node for their flagship HPC Ponte Vecchio GPU. Well, as it turns out, DigiTimes got the order right (more on that later) but were completely off the mark about the …
Intel’s Ponte Vecchio Xe HPC GPU Will Not Be Manufactured On TSMC’s 6nm Process Read More »
A picture of an experimental 48-core Intel CPU from 2009 used as a mock-up for upcoming Ice Lake CPUs. A huge report from DigiTimes has leaked out claiming that Intel’s Ponte Vecchio GPU has found its home on TSMC’s lower-cost 6nm process. The leak originally sprung from a paywalled DigiTimes article and has since been …
A concept image of Intel’s upcoming XE GPUs. Intel’s highly ambitious flagship GPU slated for 2021, the Ponte Vecchio, has come alive – and if the listing is to be believed, Intel is already five iterations in. A “working” filing in the EEC registry for the GPU was recently spotted by the usual suspects on …
Intel’s Monstrous ‘Ponte Vecchio’ 7nm GPU Enters Alpha Stage, Spotted In EEC Filing Read More »
Intel has had a fantastic quarter and the company is literally selling every chip it can make. Turns out there were a few additional nuggets of information buried in the slides as well. Intel has officially stated that their 10nm yields are ahead of expectations and that they are planning at least nine 10nm products …
10nm Yield Is Ahead Of Expectation, 7nm Ponte Vecchio GPU On Track Read More »
Intel has just unveiled the latest details of their Xe GPU architecture based products at its HPC Developer Conference. Talking at the stage, Intel’s SVP, Chief Architect and General Manager of Architecture, Raja Koduri, revealed the very first architecture roadmap for Intel’s first in-house graphics architecture known as Xe and the respective products lines that …
A featured concept image of Intel Xe GPU. Image credits: Cristiano Siqueira (@CSiqueira97) Videocardz has done it again. Looks like Intel is working on a powerful new Xe-based 7nm GPU codenamed “Ponte Vecchio” – after an old bridge in Florence, Italy. A quick google search of the codename also comes up with a Linkedin recruitment …