AI Hosts and Sandboxes Save Intel's Datacenter CPU Cookies
Yes, we all thought that the CPUs used in AI host servers would have lots of strong cores for AI hosts and need lots of I/O and memory bandwidth and reasonable capacities. And I may be right in the longest of runs as CPUs become infused with vector and matrix math units. Some HPC experts recently called into question the very idea that we will need GPUs in the long run as CPUs get to be more like GPUs.
- ▪Yes, we all thought that the CPUs used in AI host servers would have lots of strong cores for AI hosts and need lots of I/O and memory bandwidth and reasonable capacities.
- ▪And I may be right in the longest of runs as CPUs become infused with vector and matrix math units.
- ▪Some HPC experts recently called into question the very idea that we will need GPUs in the long run as CPUs get to be more like GPUs.
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