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

Dell is racing ahead of competitors to commercialize Intel's latest artificial intelligence accelerator, a move that could reshape the expensive market for chips that power generative AI systems. The company's early adoption of Gaudi 3 signals intensifying competition among server makers to break Nvidia's stranglehold on AI infrastructure, even as questions linger about whether Intel's alternative chips can actually match the market leader's performance. For enterprises desperate to reduce spiraling AI costs, Dell's gambit represents a rare opportunity to diversify away from the chip giant that has made them captive customers.

crn.com·Nov 6