Intel Unveils Crescent Island Datacentre GPU
Intel has introduced the Crescent Island datacentre GPU, powered by the Xe3P architecture and featuring 160GB of LPDDR5X memory, making it ideal for AI inference.
Crescent Island is a cost-optimised, air-cooled GPU design for AI inference workloads, based on Intel’s next-gen Xe3P graphics architecture.
- Powered by Xe3P architecture
- 160GB of LPDDR5X memory
- Cost-optimised, air-cooled design
Intel has expanded its AI accelerator portfolio with a new air-cooled GPU targeting servers and data centres.
The Crescent Island GPU is designed to meet the growing demands of AI data centres, especially regarding AI inferencing workloads, and is built to handle large language models in an optimised fashion.
Author's summary: Intel introduces Crescent Island GPU for AI inference.
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