Intel Demos Thunderclap Running at 80 Gbps During its Innovation Visit 2022
The new 80 Gbps USB4 Adaptation 2.0 standard looks set to get organization from Thunderclap at 80 Gbps not long from now, as Intel has demoed its next generation Thunderclap equipment to the media during its Innovation Visit 2022 in Israel. It doesn’t create the impression that Intel showed a...
NVIDIA AD102 “Ada” Packs Over 75 Billion Transistors
NVIDIA’s next-generation AD102 “Ada” GPU is turning out to be a monster, with a supposed semiconductor count of more than 75 billion. This would put over 2.6 times the 28.3 billion semiconductors of the current-gen GA102 silicon. NVIDIA is supposedly fabricating the AD102 on the TSMC N5 (5 nm EUV)...
Intel Xeon Adaptable “Sapphire Rapids” with HBM2E Beaten by More established AMD EPYC “Milan-X” in Spilled Benchmarks
Intel’s Xeon Versatile “Sapphire Rapids” processor might make some intense memories getting to showcase, as spilled benchmarks propose that even its superior HPC models with on-bundle HBM2E memory are beated by AMD’s more established age “Zen 3” EPYC processors. The 64-core/128-thread EPYC “Milan-X” processor in light of more seasoned “Zen...
NVIDIA RTX 4080 12GB and 16GB In view of Various Chips, Tremendously Unique Shader Counts
At the point when we originally discovered information about NVIDIA’s forthcoming GeForce RTX 4080 “Ada” coming in 12 GB and 16 GB variations, we realized there was more separating the two than just memory size and memory transport width. Turns out there’s much more. As indicated by itemized particulars spilled...
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