Intel Won't Compete Against NVIDIA's High-End AI Dominance Soon, Starts Laying Off Over 2,200 Workers Across US

Intel's taking a different path with its Gaudi 3 accelerator chips. It's staying away from the high-demand market for training big AI models, which has made NVIDIA so successful. Instead, Intel wants

to help businesses that need cheaper AI solutions to train and run smaller specific models and open-source options. At a recent event, Intel talked up Gaudi 3's "price performance advantage" ...