Intel Unveils Rialto Bridge: Next-Gen AI Successor To Ponte Vecchio Xe-HPC GPU With Up To 160 Xe Cores, Over 20,000 ALUs, OAM 2.0, Sampling in 2023

Intel Unveils Rialto Bridge: Next-Gen AI Successor To Ponte Vecchio Xe-HPC GPU With Up To 160 Xe Cores, Over 20,000 ALUs, OAM 2.0, Sampling in 2023

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Intel has officially unveiled its next-generation successor to its flagship Xe GPU, the Ponte Vecchio, known as Rialto Bridge. The new graphics chip is designed for the next generation of AI & HPC data center segment, aiming at AMD's CDNA & NVIDIA's CUDA processors.

The Intel Rialto Bridge GPU can be seen as an upgraded version of Ponte Vecchio with more cores, more flops, more bandwidth, and more GT/s. Intel hasn't disclosed a lot of details but claims Rialto Bridge will feature up to 160 Xe cores. We don't know yet if these are the same cores as the current Ponte Vecchio GPUs or based on a brand new architecture but it looks like the latter might be true.

Intel Unveils Rialto Bridge: Next-Gen AI Successor To Ponte Vecchio Xe-HPC GPU With Up To 160 Xe Cores, Over 20,000 ALUs, OAM 2.0, Sampling in 2023

May 31, 2022, 5:29pm UTC
https://wccftech.com/intel-unveils-rialto-bridge-successor-to-ponte-vecchio-xe-hpc-gpu-up-to-160-xe-cores-sampling-2023/ > Intel has officially unveiled its next-generation successor to its flagship Xe GPU, the Ponte Vecchio, known as Rialto Bridge. The new graphics chip is designed for the next generation of AI & HPC data center segment, aiming at AMD's CDNA & NVIDIA's CUDA processors. > The Intel Rialto Bridge GPU can be seen as an upgraded version of Ponte Vecchio with more cores, more flops, more bandwidth, and more GT/s. Intel hasn't disclosed a lot of details but claims Rialto Bridge will feature up to 160 Xe cores. We don't know yet if these are the same cores as the current Ponte Vecchio GPUs or based on a brand new architecture but it looks like the latter might be true.