Intel reveals Ponte Vecchio, its Xe HPC GPU – 'world's first' exascale GPU

guest · Nov 18, 2019

Intel reveals Ponte Vecchio, its Xe HPC GPU
It will be used in Aurora, the world's first exascale computer
November 18, 2019
https://www.techspot.com/news/82809-intel-reveals-ponte-vecchio-xe-hpc-gpu.html

In brief: Intel has revealed new information about its Xe Graphics Architecture at the company's HPC Developer Conference in Denver, Colorado, ahead of the Supercomputing 2019 event.

We already know a few details about intel’s gaming-focused Xe GPUs, which you can read more about in this preview. Now, Intel's SVP, Chief Architect and General Manager of Architecture, Raja Koduri has revealed the architecture roadmap for Xe and its product lines.
The Xe architecture will be offered in three designs: LP, for integrated graphics on processors; HP, which covers the mid-range, enthusiast, and datacentre/AI segments; and HPC for high-performance computing.

The first Xe Graphics Architecture for HPC and AI will arrive as the 7nm “Ponte Vecchio” graphics card. Intel calls it the company's “first exascale graphics card,” and it will debut in the Aurora Supercomputer—the world’s first exascale computer—at the Argonne National Laboratory in 2021.
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