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The Exiled 12.01.2023. 18:17

Po svemu sudeći Meteor Lake bude samo i isključivo mobilno izdanje, dok se desktop varijante otkazuju, a zamjena su Raptor Lake osvježeni modeli, dok ne stigne nešto (Arrow Lake) konkretno u 2024.
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Toward the end of 2023, Intel plans to release the 14th Gen Meteor Lake processors. The chipmaker claims its 4nm process is ready for ramp, and Meteor Lake is on track as planned. Meteor Lake will be the first consumer CPU to feature a chiplet design with disaggregated dies for compute, graphics, and I/O. Each of them will be fabbed on a different process node: Compute tile on the Intel 4 node, graphics die on TSMC N5, and SoC die on the TSMC N6 node. Meteor Lake is a mobile-centric platform that will reduce the P-core count to improve battery life and power efficiency. The core architecture will be upgraded to Redwood Cove (P-core) and Crestmont (E-core). MTL was supposed to be the first desktop family to adopt the LGA1851 socket with 6 P-cores and 16 E-cores. However, rumors have claimed that the desktop platform has been canceled for unforeseeable reasons.

Arrow Lake will succeed Meteor Lake in 2024. Being part of the 14th Gen family, it’ll be socket compatible with Meteor Lake, allowing OEMs to upgrade their notebook designs easily. Seeing how the MTL-S desktop chips are in limbo, it’ll be a much-anticipated release on the DIY end. Unlike its predecessor, it will be geared towards high-performance desktop users with 8P and 16E cores. Arrow Lake’s compute tile will be manufactured on the 20A (2nm) node with GAA (RibbonFET) transistors and PowerVia backside power delivery. It’ll feature an advanced chiplet architecture with Foveros 3D stacking, wider inter-die bandwidth, and a potent graphics die fabbed on the TSMC 3nm or 4nm process.

Lunar Lake will follow Arrow Lake in 2025. Fabbed on the cutting-edge 1.8A (1.8nm) process node, it will radically change Intel’s client CPU architecture. Built from the ground up for mobility, it’ll prioritize power efficiency over performance. There’s a very good chance that it is the product of the Royal Cove project designed by Jim Keller and his team. Lunar Lake will feature new CPU, GPU, and VPU architectures for lower power consumption and all-day battery life. It is the result of a close collaboration with Microsoft and will fully leverage the advanced capabilities of Windows 11. You can expect a slew of new ultra-thin notebooks and convertibles based on the Lunar Lake family.
Izvor: Hardware Times

BusMaster 26.01.2023. 17:46

Intel Core i9-13900KS Review: The World's First 6 GHz 320W CPU

Link: https://www.tomshardware.com/news/in...0ks-cpu-review

kopija 26.01.2023. 19:00

A leading Wall Street firm has downgraded AMD, due to Chipzilla’s destructive actions against its smaller rival in the desktop PC space to slow down its market share expansion.
Vuk dlaku mijenja...

ansha 26.01.2023. 19:03

I onda procitas clanak pa vidis da su te destruktivne akcije niska cijena i veliki kapacitet za proizvodnju.

Ne valja kad je skupo, a ne valja ni sad kad je dostupno i toboze agresivno jeftino :lol2:

The Exiled 26.01.2023. 19:24

Intel nažalost ima i većih problema, a većina najava koje je novi CEO izbacil u eter ne ide po planu i programu.:kafa:
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The chairman of Intel’s board of directors, Omar Ishrak, is stepping down just days before the chipmaker is due to report its Q4 earnings and after a series of high-profile cutbacks.
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A $700 million research and development facility in Hillsboro, Oregon, is the latest project on Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger's chopping block.
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Intel appears to be casting doubt on previous proposals to build a chip factory in Italy, as the company plays off European countries against each other
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Nearly two years after taking over as CEO, Pat Gelsinger's master plan to reinvent Intel is on uncertain footing as the chipmaker struggles financially and fights for government subsidies
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Still no date for breaking ground, as chip giant reportedly confirms it will build once 'funding' worked out

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  • AMD 4th Gen Epyc Genoa CPUs up to 20% Faster than Intel’s Sapphire Rapids-SP in AVX-512 Workloads

  • AMD will Capture More than 30% of the Server CPU Market in 2023 with 4th Gen Epyc Genoa

  • AMD’s 96 Core Epyc Genoa CPU is Over 70% Faster than Intel’s Xeon Sapphire Rapids Flagship in 2S Mode

  • Dual Intel Sapphire Rapids-SP CPU Combo (120 Cores) Loses to a Single AMD Epyc Genoa CPU with 96 Cores

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Mladenxy 26.01.2023. 19:43

Rekordne zarade su postale mršave. Pretprošli kvartal su završili u minusu a prošli samo milijarda dobiti, za njih je to jako mršavo. AMD je također u mršavim zaradama. Ali brijem da nema zima ni za jedne ni za druge, kao što Intel glavešina izjavio, čipovi su nova nafta i potražnja će biti sve veća.

The Exiled 26.01.2023. 20:03

Je, ali dodatni problem za Intel (uz nedostatak rekordnih zarada) su najavljeni otkazi, dodatna zatvaranja određenih divizija po uzoru na Optane i AXG uz konkurenciju koja ne stoji na mjestu i ne čeka da ih država sponzorira.

Sinac 26.01.2023. 20:07

ARC grafiku kao fijasko ne treba posebno niti spominjati. I to je pomrsilo financijske planove makar same grafičke kartice na papiru i nisu tako loše, ali ostalo oko njih zahtjeva i strpljenja i natezanja:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGQPCsqDZRc

Dr. Strange 26.01.2023. 21:38

Samo da im ne propadne GPU divizija, onda će nestati i ono malo svjetla u tunelu, a Jensen Huang dat gas i rtx 5050 preimenovati u 5080.

The Exiled 26.01.2023. 22:52

Intel reports a broad miss on its Q4 2022 earnings along with horrendous guidance for Q1 2023:kafa::fiju:
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Intel’s Q4 and full year 2022 earnings are out and it’s not looking great: a $0.7 billion loss and revenue down 32 percent, though its GPU business seems to have bottomed out. Intel warned things would be bad, and it’s forecasting 40 percent less revenue next quarter (YoY) too. Intel is facing a steep drop in consumer PC sales, as shoppers choose to hold on to the laptops and desktops they purchased at the peak of the pandemic. Intel's Client Computing Group was hammered in the quarter, with revenue declining 36% year-over-year from $10.3 billion to $6.6 billion. Intel's Datacenter and AI business also took a beating, with revenue declining 33% year-over-year from $6.4 billion to $4.3 billion.
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kopija 27.01.2023. 01:44

Kakav je ovo "increased Intel 7 mix" pod operating income? U društvu je faktora koji donose gubitke pa me zbunjuje.
Dal se iz toga da očitat da taj Intel 7 proces proizvodi gubitke također?
Sorry zbog velike slike :)


https://images.anandtech.com/doci/18...k_Final_08.png

Dr. Strange 27.01.2023. 07:30

A kaze picajzla da AMD samo lose stoji, da propadaju, guse se itd:lol2:, picajzla na aparatima.

Sinac 27.01.2023. 07:53

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Autor kopija (Post 3655506)
Kakav je ovo "increased Intel 7 mix" pod operating income? U društvu je faktora koji donose gubitke pa me zbunjuje.
Dal se iz toga da očitat da taj Intel 7 proces proizvodi gubitke također?
Sorry zbog velike slike :)

Increased Intel 7 mix je proizvodni proces u koji su utukli hrpu love.

https://www.extremetech.com/computin...ctor-dominance

The Exiled 27.01.2023. 09:24

Nije dugo trebalo da krenu nova rezanja.:hitthewal:
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Intel's disastrous Q4 2022 earnings found the company losing $661 million and its margins crashing to the lowest point in decades, so it isn't surprising that the company announced new cost-cutting measures. That includes news that it would no longer invest in new products for its networking switch business, effectively sunsetting the unit much like it recently decided to end its Optane Memory business. Surprisingly, Intel also pulled the rug from under its respected RISC-V Pathfinder program without a formal announcement, raising questions about its commitment to its other broad investments in the RISC-V ecosystem.
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A kaze picajzla da AMD samo lose stoji, da propadaju, guse se itd:lol2:, picajzla na aparatima.

Da, Intel uvijek i u bilo koje vrijeme drži minimalno 90% sveukupnog tržišta, jedino je zajeb da su u pet godina prošli kroz tri direktora i pri tome izgubili fini komad sveukupnog tržišta od šrot firme zvane AMD.
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"Intel still dominates the markets for PC and server processing chips, with a market share greater than 70%. But that is down from more than 90% in those markets in 2017."
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"AMD’s CPU market share grows to almost 30% as Intel falters, Ryzen chips record highest gain in over 3 Years."
Od toga da bez konkurencije više od deset godina stoje na mjestu s quad-core rješenjima, jer nitko ne treba više, došli su do toga da istovremeno najavljuju i otkazuju hrpu kojekakvih projekata i gube nekad zagarantirani tržišni udio. I opet je novi CEO naglasil da je sve to zapravo dio plana da se AMD ulovi u mrežu, a Intel onda momentalno izbacuje sve kaj cijelo ovo vrijeme drže u tajnosti, jer nije istina da njihovi proizvodi kasne više godina, već Intel to namjerno tak radi, da se korisnici lijepo iznenade.:):D
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Intel’s datacenter business goes from bad to worse, with worst still to come:kafa:
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We now have eight quarters of financial results as we look back on Intel’s reorganization under chief executive officer Pat Gelsinger, who took the helm of the chipmaker two years ago and who diced and sliced the company groups and the executives in charge of them in June 2021. Many things are obvious in hindsight. The first is that the creation of the Data Center and AI group, which correctly absorbed the Programmable Systems Group FPGA business that came to Intel from the $16.7 billion acquisition of Altera in June 2015, was designed to boost profits as much as possible and to get some money-losing adjacencies, such as its network switching business, out of the DCAI profit and loss ledgers.The second thing is that the AXG spinout of discrete graphics for visualization and compute was just a way to keep the losses that Intel’s GPU efforts would incur out of its DCAI group and as well as its Client Computing group.

The reorganization of the DCAI and NEX units was also designed to make both look stronger, and NEX had pretty good revenues thanks to the Xeon and Xeon D sales in datacenter and out at the edge (particularly in cell towers). But really, NEX is mostly part of a “datacenter” business, if you want to think of the edge as an extension of the datacenter. So even this split between DCAI and NEX is somewhat arbitrary. Now, the Flex Series GPU accelerators and the Max Series CPUs and GPUs that were part of AXG are going to be rolled into DCAI (where they always belonged), and Gelsinger was clear that these products would continue out into the future and were not part of its massive cuts.

Intel swung from an operating income of $4.99 billion in the year ago period to a $1.13 billion operating loss in Q4 2022. The old Data Center Group (created and ran by Gelsinger so many years ago) was either losing money or close to it (at an operating level) in 2021, and even after the new way of doing the books that got AXG costs away from DCAI and NEX, the operating profits have quickly collapsed down to miniscule.
Izvor: The Next Platform

The Exiled 11.02.2023. 15:53

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"Linus Sebastian confirmed that the highly popular Intel Extreme Upgrade series have ended. Intel will no longer collaborate with LTT (Linus Tech Tips) for this type of content. The owner confirmed that AMD will take over the format by introducing its own “Ultimate Tech Upgrade” series which is to kick off soon." The Intel Extreme Upgrade had a simple format of giving each LTT employee a budget of 5K USD for a new PC. Eventually, this budget included other devices and products that were loosely attached to the PC gaming, but it gave each individual a chance to express and introduce themselves to the growing LTT audience.
I dalje sve po planu i programu u Intelu.:chears::frend:

The Exiled 22.02.2023. 15:38

Intel HEDT is BACK! Insane Overclockable 56 Core Sapphire Rapids CPU:kafa:
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"Intel has reportedly deferred its orders for 3 nm wafers with TSMC. Built on the TSMC N3 node, the wafers were supposed to power the Graphics tiles (containing the iGPU), of the upcoming "Arrow Lake" processors, which were originally on course for a 2024 release. Processor that was originally intended to serve as a mainstream desktop CPU based on Meteor Lake, known as "MTL-S", was also canceled. Intel will ship some Meteor Lake parts as desktop CPUs alongside a refresh of its extant Raptor Lake processors rather than being cancelled on the desktop altogether. Intel to cut dividend to conserve cash."
Sapphire Rapids 56-core CPU 4.2GHz all-core uz 360W idle potrošnju i kakvih 600W, 800W i 1kW u load režimu, dok su Geekbench 5:):D performanse bolje od dvije godine starih Zen 3 Threadrippera.:goood:

Švabo je kod sebe imal 400W do 500W potrošnje u Cinebench R23 testu, tak da je u njegovom slučaju potrošnja ipak bolja.:frend:
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Intel Xeon W-3400 Content Creation Preview:fiju:
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In general, heavily-threaded workloads like CPU rendering is looking good, with Intel being largely on par with AMD’s Threadripper PRO line. We are sure Intel would like to take a firm lead for these tasks, however, so we expect at least some optimizations to come even here. Lightly threaded tasks are the biggest problem area for Intel at the moment, although it is interesting to see the duality between straight-forward workloads like the Cinebench single threaded benchmark, and more complex ones like Photoshop. The Xeon W-3400 did amazing in Cinebench with a 40% gen-over-gen performance gain, putting them on top of AMD by about 15%. On the other hand, Photoshop was only barely faster than the previous generation, and well behind AMD. This begs the question of whether it is Intel who needs to be doing optimizations for these applications, or if it is more on Adobe to update their application code.
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Izvor: Puget Systems

Sinac 25.02.2023. 17:11

Baš sam gledao video, htio sam samo Cinebench pogledat. I stvarno je CPU brutalan, ali isto tako i potrošnja. Ovo što piše za Photoshop, to je očito ograničenje Photoshopovog programskog koda za korištenje multithreada. Makar, pitanje je kada će to Adobe popraviti kad ima pune ruke posla s Apple Macom i M1 i M2 procesorima. :rtfm:

The Exiled 07.03.2023. 19:03

Nakon friško odgođenih i otkazanih, prethodno najavljenih i praktički zagarantiranih HPC GPU modela, današnja vijest je opet prikladno pozitivne tematike, ali izgleda da ni strani mediji više ne vjeruju u Intelove najave.:):D
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Intel finalizes design for Intel 20A and Intel 18A process nodes:kafa:
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Intel executives love to tell a good story about the company's ability to innovate and do it fast enough to catch the competition, but it's difficult to take them seriously when the actual products are always on the horizon. Still, the chip giant says it's making important progress on advanced process technologies that will move out of the lab in 2024 at the earliest. A new story is making the rounds, citing Wang Rui, chair Intel China, in the media in both China and Taiwan, claiming that Intel is working on test chips for as many as 43 potential customers for Intel Foundry Services (IFS). At least seven of those potential customers are said to be from the top 10 foundry clients globally. This sounds a bit too good to be true, considering that IFS has as yet to prove that they can deliver on their promises.

Furthermore, Wang Rui is meant to have gone on record, saying that IFS has taped out products on both its 20A and 18A nodes. Exactly what these products are, wasn't divulged, but as the 18A node isn't expected to go into mass production until the second half of 2024, this sounds a little bit too good to be true. What makes this even less believable is that the Intel 4 node is only set to go into mass production in the second half this year and before Intel moves to its Ĺngström nodes, the company still has to deliver on its Intel 3 node. The Intel China chair is also reportedly confident that Intel will be returning to a leading foundry position by 2025.
Izvor: TechSpot i TechPowerUp

The Exiled 17.03.2023. 12:00

Intelov plan i program dodatno potvrđen detaljnim PowerPoint prezentacijama.:):D
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Intel’s 2024 Arrow Lake-S desktop CPUs to feature up to 24 cores and support DDR5-6400 memory:kafa:
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Meteor Lake-S should now really be completely discontinued. Only the notebook versions are being further developed and tested. Arrow Lake-S is to take its place and be combined with the chipsets of the 800 series. Both Meteor Lake-S and Arrow Lake-S were already intended for the LGA-1851 socket. The product which was expected between late 2023 and early 2024 is now said to be replaced by Arrow Lake-S. Both architectures were previously mentioned to use LGA-1851 socket and that has not changed. What is said, however is that a 6P+16E configuration of Meteor Lake-S might indeed be canceled. The company is allegedly planning Arrow Lake-S with 8P+16E config for the new series instead, which is to launch alongside Intel’s new 800-series chipsets.
Izvor: Interneti

demetrius 22.03.2023. 21:27

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-....702146.0.html

The Exiled 22.03.2023. 21:46

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Sve u svemu zanimljivo, pogtovo, ako se stvari odigraju na ovaj način.:)
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The situation could play out similarly to 10th gen Comet Lake vs AMD Zen 2 where the former was competitive with AMD’s offerings only to be trounced by the Zen 3 CPUs shortly after. The same source also shared that AMD Zen 5 will release before Arrow Lake (ARL-S) which is scheduled for H2 2024. In other words, if ARL-S is indeed H2 2024 and RPL-R is scheduled for Q3/Q4 2023, Intel may only be competitive with AMD for a few months before the launch of Zen 5. As a refresher, the AMD Zen 5 is rumored to enjoy up to a 30% IPC uplift in addition to other architectural improvements.

demetrius 22.03.2023. 22:12

ja sam ovo zapamtio

Digital Linear Voltage Regulator (DLVR) is an Intel technology that reportedly has the potential to reduce power consumption by up to 25%. Although the technology was present on pre-release Raptor Lake CPUs, Intel disabled it on retail hardware. Per MLID, if DLVR makes its way into RPL-R, it could give Intel some much-needed power headroom to push performance even further

25% manja potrošnja ne znači 25% viši takt,ćemo vidjet,mislim da 13900k/s neće moć iznad 6,5 ghz jer da bude 25% porat performansi na 6 ghz bi značilo 7,5 ghz takt.

The Exiled 22.03.2023. 22:24

Da, DLVR je nastavak FIVR-a koji je implementiran u Haswell eri, ali ga do Skylakea više nije bilo, tak da lako moguće da Intel opet implementira takvo rješenje. 10nm desktop Ice Lake je trebal vratiti FIVR, a znamo kak je to završilo.
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Intel's Fully Integrated Voltage Regulator (FIVR) was not without it's problems though, as it increased to CPUs temperature, limiting overclockability and reduced the impact that a high end motherboard could have on overclocking, as users were stuck using Intel's power delivery system.
Mada, IMHO to i dalje ne mijenja činjenicu da Intel opet mora dodatno pogurati postojeću arhitekturu, dok ne pripreme novu, koja će po svemu sudeći kasniti za Zen 5 konkurencijom.
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Intel confirms delay in its acquisition of Tower Semiconductor:kafa:
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Intel's planned purchase of Tower Semiconductor Ltd. has been pushed back by another quarter, as a regulatory decision has not been made by China's State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR). Intel announced the $5.4 billion deal in mid-February 2022, and set an estimated 12-month window for its completion. It is now one month overdue, with the first quarter of the financial year set to end next week. Intel is hopeful that it will get full regulatory approval by June 2023. In light of SAMR not budging since the suspending of its review of the Intel-Tower merger, Intel Israel has issued a response this week: ""While we continue to work to close the Tower transaction within the first quarter of 2023, the transaction may close in the first half of 2023, subject to certain regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions." Intel appointed Stuart Pann as senior vice president and general manager of Intel Foundry Services (IPS) earlier this week. It has been speculated that company's original plan would have been to place a Tower Semiconductor executive in the that leadership role, but the prospect of a delayed merger caused a change of course and Intel decided to promote from within their own ranks.
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The Exiled 29.03.2023. 18:20

Novi planovi koji će se bez ikakve dvojbe obestiniti uz minimalne odgode i potencijalna otkazivanja kompletnih proizvodnih linija, jer Intel sve ovo zapravo već ima spremno.:):D
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Intel updates Data Center roadmap: Xeons on track - Emerald in Q4'23, Sierra Forest in H1'24:kafa:
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The high-level message Intel is looking to project is that the company is finally turning a corner in their critical data center business segment after some notable stumbles in 2021/2022. In the CPU space, despite the repeated Sapphire Rapids delays, Intel’s successive CPU projects remain on track, including their first all E-core Xeon processor. Meanwhile Intel’s FPGA and dedicated AI silicon (Gaudi) are similarly coming along, with new products hitting the market this year while others are taping-in. Intel is keen to show investors that they’re shipping the superior silicon, especially as AMD has the advantage in terms of core counts. So expect Intel to focus on things like their AI accelerator blocks, as well as comparisons that pitch an equal number of Sapphire Rapids (Golden Cove) and Geona (Zen 4) CPU cores against each other.

According to Intel, Emerald Rapids chips are already sampling to customers. At the same time, volume validation is already underway as well. As Emerald Rapids is a relatively straightforward successor to Sapphire Rapids, Intel is looking to avoid the long validation period that Sapphire Rapids required, which will be critical for making up for lost time and getting the next Xeon parts out by the end of this year. Customers will be able to swap out Sapphire for Emerald in their existing designs, allowing for easy upgrades of already-deployed systems, or in the case of OEMs, quickly bringing Emerald Rapids systems to the market.

Granite Rapids remains on track for its previously announced 2024 launch. The part is expected to launch “closely following” Sierra Forest, Intel’s first E-core Xeon processor, which is due in H1’24. Despite being at least a year out, Granite Forest is already to the point where the first stepping is up and running, and it’s already sampling to some Intel customers. As noted in previous disclosures, Granite Rapids is a tile-based architecture, with separate compute and I/O tiles – an evolution from Sapphire Rapids, which even in its tiled form is essentially a complete SoC in each tile. Granite Rapids’ compute tiles are being built on the Intel 3 process, Intel’s second-generation EUV node, having been pulled in from Intel 4 in its earliest incarnation. Meanwhile we still don’t have significant official information on the I/O tiles.

Sierra Forest is another previous Intel disclosure that the company is updating investors on, and is perhaps the most important of them. The use of E cores in a Xeon processor will significantly boost the number of CPU cores Intel can offer in a single CPU socket, which the company believes will be extremely important for the market going forward. Not only will the E core design improve overall compute efficiency per socket (for massively threaded workloads, at least), but it will afford cloud service providers the ability to consolidate even more virtual machine instances on to a single physical system. Like Granite Rapids, Sierra Forest is already up and running at Intel.
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Izvor: AnandTech

Sinac 29.03.2023. 18:22

Takvim Intelovim najavama u zadnje vrijeme vjerujem koliko i proročanstvima Vidovitog Milana.

Dr. Strange 29.03.2023. 18:22

Just wait.

The Exiled 29.03.2023. 18:23

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Takvim Intelovim najavama u zadnje vrijeme vjerujem koliko i proročanstvima Vidovitog Milana.

I to kaj veliš, s tim da kod Milana barem znaš kaj očekivati, dok je situacija kod Intela malo zajebanija, ali lako za to i zajebanciju na stranu, ukoliko išta od ovoga uspiju sprovesti u djelo - dobro bude.:)
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Sierra Forest will use only E-cores to achieve higher core counts in order to compete with AMD's Epyc server processors codenamed Bergamo which features up to 128 smaller Zen 4c cores.

AMD's Zen 4c cores feature simultaneous multithreading (SMT) while the Gracemont E-cores featured in Sierra Forest processors only contain one thread for each core.
Ovo bude zanimljivo, obzirom da je Zen 4c zapravo punokrvni Zen 4, samo kaj su smanjili L3 cache za Zen 4c s 32MB na 16MB, tako da na kraju lakše imaju 16-core CCD/CCX za 128C/256T EPYC Bergamo CPU.:frend:

The Exiled 12.04.2023. 21:56

Intel exiting the server business selling to MiTAC:kafa:
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Intel has been cutting a number of non-core data center businesses over the past year or so. Examples of these have been things like the Intel Optane $559M Impairment with Q2 2022 Wind-Down or the Intel Q4 2022 Barefoot switching business. Rumors on the street are the next business it could be looking to exit is its server business. We have heard the rumor a few times over the past weeks, and selling its server business makes a lot of sense. We reached out to Intel, and it confirmed that it is exiting the business and selling it to MiTAC (parent of Tyan.)
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In line with Intel’s continued efforts to prioritize investments in its IDM 2.0 strategy, we have made the difficult decision to exit our Data Center Solutions Group (DSG). As part of this plan, MiTAC, an edge-to-cloud IT solutions provider and longstanding ODM partner of DSG, will have the right to manufacture and sell products based on our designs. We are focused on ensuring the DSG team and its stakeholders are supported during this transition.
Selling servers is not Intel’s core business. Its core business is a components or subsystems business, much like AMD or the nVidia DGX/HGX business we featured yesterday. Intel’s servers are great, they often have very forward-looking features and served us well. At the same time, designing and building server chips is hard with perhaps the number of players being counted on one hand. Making a motherboard is one where there are a few dozen players. Cables are largely standardized in the industry and there are dozens of chassis manufacturers. Intel’s core, high-margin business here is selling silicon, not sheet metal. This business has had less marketing push behind it than the Barefoot business. Judging by the lack of activity and rumors on the street we felt like this was going to happen. Now we have confirmation directly from Intel.
Izvor: ServeTheHome

The Exiled 25.04.2023. 18:31

Na serverskom polju i dalje sve ide po planu i programu, dok se za desktop možda čak i posloži slabiji Meteor Lake CPU, tak da im baš ne propadnu sve jezgre inicijalno namijenjene isključivo mobilnom izdanju.:chears:
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Intel Sapphire Rapids sales forcasted to slow down, Microsoft cuts orders:kafa:
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Intel's major Cloud Service Provider (CSP) client, Microsoft, has notified the supply chain that the company is cutting orders of Sapphire Rapids Xeons by 50-70% in the second half of 2023. Interestingly, Intel's supply chain has notified the company to cut chip orders by around 50% amidst weak server demand. This comes straight after Intel's plans to start shipping Sapphire Rapids processors in the second quarter of 2023 and deliver the highly anticipated lineup to customers.
Izvor: TechPowerUp
Citiraj:

Intel's Meteor Lake CPUs for desktops incoming, but there's a catch:fiju:
Citiraj:

Intel is on track to release its codenamed Meteor Lake-S processors for desktops in the coming quarters, but there's a catch. The company will only address entry-level and mainstream systems with these CPUs, whereas performance-demanding PCs will have to use Raptor Lake Refresh or Arrow Lake-S processors. It looks as though Intel's Meteor Lake-S processors will only exist in Core i3 and Core i5 models rated for 35W and 65W, which is good enough for compact and standard entry-level and mid-range desktops. Meteor Lake-S will share Intel's Socket V1 (for LGA1851 CPUs) and Intel's 800-series chipset platform with Intel's Arrow Lake-S processors. Meanwhile, motherboards aimed at Arrow Lake-S, which will exist in Core i7 and Core i9 variants for gamers and enthusiasts, will feature considerably more advanced voltage regulating modules to offer maximum performance. You can expect it will be priced accordingly.
Izvor: Tom's Hardware

Dr. Strange 27.04.2023. 22:41

https://wccftech.com/intel-posts-its...-sinking-ship/

Ouch, to je rezultat svih tih promašaja od proizvoda, odgoda, puno obečanja i pričanja, malo dela itd.

The Exiled 27.04.2023. 23:24

IMHO sve je to samo manji dio unaprijed pomno zacrtanog, ali itekako većeg procesa kodnog naziva P.L.A.N._i_P.R.O.G.R.A.M.:):D, pa iako se čini da je firma u krugovima stručLJaka poznata po rekordnim zaradama u nekoj vrsti financijske nedaće - ne treba vjerovati ovim zajedljivim bombastičnim naslovima diljem Interneta, jer Intel samo čeka pravi trenutak da se iz sjene kao narodCki heroj vrate kak i priliči, te obrišu pod sa svom zapravo nebitnom konkurencijom. Možda se čini da je Intel kao firma lagano izgubila kompas, ali to je zapravo njihova strategija iskovana još tamo davne 2017., a prvi plodovi se upravo naziru, jer neprijatelj nikad ne spava i uvijek treba očekivati neočekivano. I onda kad se najmanje nadamo, Intel će kad za to stigne pravi trenutak, svima pokazati i dokazati tko je najboljiJi ikad u povijesti, samo treba imati strpljenja, jer gdje ima volje ima i načina.:hitthewal::roller:
Citiraj:

  • As CEO Patrick Gelsinger enters his third year at the helm of the company that put “silicon” in “Silicon Valley,” investors are wondering if Intel has bottomed out.

  • According to Intel, the company is on track to launch Meteor Lake in the second half of the year. And more specifically, at this point Meteor Lake is now in production and ramping alongside the new Intel 4 process.

Krf ti Isusovu, oni su u samo pet godina došli do ovakvog stanja, a imali su apsolutno nikakvu konkurenciju, koja bi ih na bilo koji način sputavala da postignu kaj god ih volja, ali ne - ajmo stajati na mjestu više od desetljeća.:stoopid::fiju:

Dr. Strange 27.04.2023. 23:34

Možemo mi mrziti Jensena, no on je direktor svemira za ove mamlaze iz Intela.

The Exiled 27.04.2023. 23:45

Da, nije uopće sporno, a kak je krenulo još bude Intel divizija unutar nVidije.
EDIT:
Citiraj:

The Beginning of the Bottom For Intel’s Datacenter Business:kafa:
Citiraj:

"Notably missing from Intel's financial report was any mention of its Accelerated Computing Systems and Graphics (AXG) group. The division has suffered repeated setbacks over the past few months. Client and datacenter products from the company's former AXG business had been absorbed by the company's DCAI and CCG groups, likely inflating their revenues in the process. We have said that AXG was created solely to keep the heavy investments in GPU technology from hitting the operating income of the DC&AI and CCG groups, and now that AXG has been sliced up and jammed into them, you can see the effect on the operating income is not good. Considering how profitable Data Center Group was for so long, this is a bit of a shock to the Intel financial system and to its ego. It would have been better for Intel to have remembered that it needed to keep pace with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co with process nodes and with investments in its foundry. "

Jebeno, čak i kad stjuniraju brojke izgleda loše, a kamoli da stvari prikažu kak spada.:stoopid:

Dr. Strange 28.04.2023. 14:31

https://twitter.com/witeken/status/1...lH1bmNHPg&s=19

Disco 28.04.2023. 14:56

Citiraj:

Autor Dr. Strange (Post 3673253)
Možemo mi mrziti Jensena, no on je direktor svemira za ove mamlaze iz Intela.

Pa Jensen je THE direktor u ITu IMHO.
Možemo se zezati na jaknu i špatule, ali čovjek zna zarađivati lovu. :chears:

The Exiled 28.04.2023. 15:09

Intel vode PR, marketing i ekonomisti, dok im se aktualni direktor sjeća kak je to bilo biti inženjer prije 30 godina. nVidia i AMD su pod palicom konkretnih tehnički potkovanih ljudi.

Dr. Strange 28.04.2023. 17:23

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Autor The Exiled (Post 3673317)
Intel vode PR, marketing i ekonomisti, dok im se aktualni direktor sjeća kak je to bilo biti inženjer prije 30 godina. nVidia i AMD su pod palicom konkretnih tehnički potkovanih ljudi.

To se i vidi po rezultatima, Intelu je nekad moglo prolaziti oslanjanje na marketinški tim, blaćenje AMD-a itd, no s probuđenim AMD-om to više ne mogu, sada se moraju osloniti na inženjerski tim, a to nije lako, traži vremena kojeg nestaje jer AMD ne usporava.

The Exiled 01.05.2023. 12:42

Nastavno na temu odličnog marketinga, Intel stručLJaci sve skupa pojačavaju na 11 i nema nikakve greške u tom naumu.:hitthewal:
Citiraj:

Intel to Introduce Core Ultra Brand Extension with Meteor Lake:kafa:
Citiraj:

Intel is planning a major change in its client processor brand extensions with its next-generation mobile processors codenamed "Meteor Lake." The company is working to introduce the new Core Ultra brand extensions, where "Ultra" replaces the "i" in extensions such as i3, i5, i7, and i9 in some processor models. An example of such a brand extension would be the Core Ultra 5 1003H. Imagine you're losing market share when you've been monopoly for decades, and your bright idea is to burn all brand recognition to the ground! That's Intel's plan by removing the 'i' in i7 i5 i3. All the decades brand recognition being lit on fire for no reason!
Izvor: TechPowerUp i The Register

Dr. Strange 01.05.2023. 17:25

Citiraj:

Autor The Exiled (Post 3673705)
Nastavno na temu odličnog marketinga, Intel stručLJaci sve skupa pojačavaju na 11 i nema nikakve greške u tom naumu.:hitthewal:

Kakav je A380 u usporedbi s radeon 680m? MTL iGPU će kako god imati dobar boost u performansama, no i RDNA 2 je daleko ispred njihovog trenutnog rješenja, a kamoli RDNA 3.

The Exiled 01.05.2023. 17:37

U najboljem slučaju Intel A380 i Radeon 680M iGPU su tu negdje, ali zajeb je u tome da A380 svakak treba ReBAR, makar kak god se okrene RDNA 3 780M iGPU je sasvim druga galaksija u odnosu na A380.


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