In January, Intel published a paper entitled Iris Plus Graphics and UHD Graphics Open Source, published on Intel’s open-source platform. The PDF now mentions the Intel Xe Gen 12 HP graphics unit. Intel Xe Gen 12 HP, more details on Intel’s new GPU While there is not much discussion about the upcoming Xe graphics unit, … Read more
Intel reveals the first details of its Ponte Vecchio Xe-HPC graphics accelerator, intended for data center operations. Intel Xe-HPC ‘Ponte Vecchio’ with up to 128 Xe cores Intel’s ‘Ponte Vecchio’ is available in the latest A0 version, which achieves a unique precision performance of 45 TFLOPs. This graphics accelerator also offers support for ray tracing. … Read more
Intel has announced its new “performance-optimized processors per dollar” for its Xeon Scalable platform, which promises users up to 36 percent more performance than the existing second-generation Xeon Gold processors and up to 42 percent more performance per dollar compared to the first-generation Xeon Gold processors. Intel has introduced its new pricing scale for its … Read more
At the CES 2020, Intel demonstrated its discrete DG1 graphics based on the Xe architecture for the first time. A graphics card called DG1 was used for a short laptop demonstration. Intel DG1 shown in action at the CES 2020 in Las Vegas The device used for the demonstration is not just a laptop, but … Read more
Intel wants to be very aggressive with its prices by the time the new tenth generation Core X (Cascade Lake X) processors come on the market. In a report on Videocardz, a price list of its processors seems to have been filtered with some very interesting numbers. Let’s check it out. In this (unofficial) price … Read more
The already rumored information was just confirmed by an entry in the EEC, which was archived by Intel. The DG1 graphics card will have 96 EUs. If DG1 follows the Tiger Lake design (and everything points to it), then each EU will have 8 shader units, for a total of 768 shader units per DG1. … Read more
Bob Swan has published an open letter to express some of his conclusions. The CEO of Intel admits that 2019 was not what he expected. It is clever to correct and above all to be self-critical. Bob Swan has demonstrated this in an open letter to all manufacturers, customers, partners and employees. This “standstill” caused … Read more
Are you waiting for Intel Comet Lake-S processors? There are more and more alarming reports on the Internet about high temperatures of new chips. Unfortunately, it is expected that the problem will also affect ordinary models without overclocking function. The problems with the high temperatures of Intel Core 10th Gen processors are probably caused by … Read more
During a presentation, Asus shared new information about Intel’s future business processors. The Korean publication Brainbox photographed a slide apparently comparing Intel’s past and present processor microarchitectures with the upcoming Cooper Lake and Ice Lake-SP. At first Cooper Lake-SP (CPL-SP) shall be launched on the market. The 14nm chips are expected to land in the … Read more
After mass production of the 10nm process last year, Intel plans to introduce the 7nm process in 2021 and the 5nm process in 2023, returning to the previous 2-year upgrade cycle. Intel plans to jump to 7nm in 2021 and 5nm in 2023 After the long delays with the 10 nm node and the extended … Read more
