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Intel has put the name of a brand new AI chip on its roadmap that will compete with offerings from AMD and Nvidia. The Jaguar Shores AI chip is listed […]
I am glad intel delivered on a name for its next AI chip. that was a major milestone. The powerpoint slide is complete. What will Gaudi3 revenue be in 2025?
I am glad intel delivered on a name for its next AI chip. that was a major milestone. The powerpoint slide is complete. What will Gaudi3 revenue be in 2025?
Intel loves using place names for their chips, kind of like a tradition. We've seen names like "Cascade Lake" or "Emerald Rapids" before, so it makes sense they’d go with something like this for their next-gen AI chip.
Intel loves using place names for their chips, kind of like a tradition. We've seen names like "Cascade Lake" or "Emerald Rapids" before, so it makes sense they’d go with something like this for their next-gen AI chip.
While it may be considered tradition by now, I believe there is a strong legal reason for this as well. If I remember correctly geographic places cannot be trademarked, hence no unexpected legal costs for mistakenly using protected branding
While it may be considered tradition by now, I believe there is a strong legal reason for this as well. If I remember correctly geographic places cannot be trademarked, hence no unexpected legal costs for mistakenly using protected branding
While it may be considered tradition by now, I believe there is a strong legal reason for this as well. If I remember correctly geographic places cannot be trademarked, hence no unexpected legal costs for mistakenly using protected branding
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