Hmmm interesting that they so deftly brand all the images in their article even though images of those GPUs have been available for weeks at least and the information they provide in the article has also been known for weeks at least.
Nothing on prices, release dates, whether b60 and b60 dual will be able to be bought separately (although this can be assumed given board partners have apparently been given much freedom by Intel).
Quite excited for these though - obviously they will be great cards for local AI with all that vram stuffed into them, but if Intel can also start to compete in raw compute too then we may see another golden age of GPUs a la 1k series so long as Intel does not get greedy.
B60 dual seems super rad tho as even just one card, 48gb vram to work with, layers split between the 2 gpus. Also amazing for data science in general, may be able to pick a few of these up in lieu of expensive Nvidia enterprise stuff given Intel seems to maybe possibly perhaps be straddling enterprise/consumer markets with these cards.
kiyundai · 23h ago
For an instant i thought intel was showing off its own tcg
Nothing on prices, release dates, whether b60 and b60 dual will be able to be bought separately (although this can be assumed given board partners have apparently been given much freedom by Intel).
Quite excited for these though - obviously they will be great cards for local AI with all that vram stuffed into them, but if Intel can also start to compete in raw compute too then we may see another golden age of GPUs a la 1k series so long as Intel does not get greedy.
B60 dual seems super rad tho as even just one card, 48gb vram to work with, layers split between the 2 gpus. Also amazing for data science in general, may be able to pick a few of these up in lieu of expensive Nvidia enterprise stuff given Intel seems to maybe possibly perhaps be straddling enterprise/consumer markets with these cards.
But it just gpu with uninspired name =O