Dell Technologies Says It’s First To Bring Intel’s Gaudi 3 PCIe To Market

Dell is betting heavily on Intel's alternative to Nvidia by becoming the first to commercialize the chip giant's latest AI accelerator, a move that could finally give enterprises a genuine choice in the cutthroat market for artificial intelligence hardware. The Gaudi 3 PCIe chip, arriving in Dell's PowerEdge servers this quarter, promises to undercut Nvidia's dominance by offering comparable performance at a fraction of the cost—though whether customers will actually abandon their Nvidia investments remains the trillion-dollar question. With Databricks, Microsoft, and other major cloud players already testing the technology, Dell's early-mover advantage could reshape the economics of AI infrastructure, or it could fizzle as yet another

crn.com·Sep 17