News Jaguar Shores is the successor to Intel's Falcon Shores AI accelerators — Gaudi ASICs and Xe-HPC GPUs united in a single lineup

[Admin]

Intel has revealed the codename for the successor of its Falcon Shores AI accelerators - termed Jaguar Shores - poised for a 2026 launch.

Jaguar Shores is the successor to Intel's Falcon Shores AI accelerators — Gaudi ASICs and Xe-HPC GPUs united in a single lineup : Read more

 

[JayNor]

Intel's Aurora placed first in top500 for the mixed precision performance. Those Ponte Vecchio chips were spec'd by Rick Stevens to emphasize the AI processing capabilities, and he intentionally excluded the FP64 matrix processing was implemented by AMD in Frontier.

 

[bit_user]

Those Ponte Vecchio chips were spec'd by Rick Stevens to emphasize the AI processing capabilities, and he intentionally excluded the FP64 matrix processing was implemented by AMD in Frontier.

So, you're saying its XMX cores don't do any fp64?

Even if we consider just vector fp64, here's how AMD's last two generations compare with Intel and Nvidia @ base clocks.

Product	Node (Compute Die)	fp64 TFLOPS (vector)
AMD MI250X	TSMC N6	28.2​
AMD MI300X	TSMC N5	81.7​
Intel Data Center GPU Max 1550	TSMC N5	29.5​
Nvidia H100	TSMC 4N (N5-derivative)	33.5​
Nvidia B200	TSMC 4NP	40.0​