Behold, Intel plans a 480GB GPU, a video card with more memory than the average laptop SSD has storage — but of course it's for AI, and curiously, it will use LPPDR5X, not even GDDR7
Intel GPU D-series uses laptop LPDDR5X with 480GB memory
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Intel's GPU D-series sets a new GPU memory record with 480GB of LPDDR5X
Intel chose LPDDR5X instead of GDDR7 for its high-capacity AI accelerator
The D-series supports models containing up to 300 billion parameters
At the recent Open Compute Project Global Summit, Intel unveiled a graphics processor with up to 480GB of memory, an unusually large capacity designed for demanding AI inference workloads.
The GPU, called Intel GPU D-series and previously known by its Crescent Island codename…
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