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Intel Crescent Island Squeezes 1.3 PFLOPs Of FP8 Into Just 350W As D270 Targets The Competition With Value-Oriented LPDDR5X Up To 480 GB

The image shows an Intel D-Series D270 card with accompanying semiconductor on a reflective surface, and the text 'Formerly Crescent Island' displayed prominently.

Intel is announcing its D-Series GPUs, formerly Crescent Island, as the next AI data center lineup based on the Xe3P architecture. Intel D-Series “Crescent Island” GPUs Pack 1.3 PFLOPs of FP8 at 350W, Rivaling Existing Pro Cards From NVIDIA & AMD The Intel Crescent Island GPU is based on the brand-new Xe3P architecture, which is the same graphics architecture that was teased by the company during its Panther Lake and Xe3 deep dives. Today, Intel is officially unveiling the family name and the first product within the Crescent Island D-Series lineup, the Intel GPU D270. The new silicon features of […]

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