Intel made a slew of announcements at the International Supercomputing (ISC) 2021 conference today, talking up its broad range of solutions for supercomputing and HPC applications. The big news on the hardware front is that Intel’s Ponte Vecchio GPUs will come in an OAM form factor that purportedly consumes up to 600W per package. The Ponte Vecchio GPUs will come in clusters of either four or eight GPUs. Intel also confirmed that its Sapphire Rapids data center chips would come with HBM memory, DDR5, PCIe 5.0, and support for CXL 1.1.
Intel also made a few announcements about its networking, storage and memory (Optane), and software (OneAPI) lineups, which you can read about further here. Now, on to the hardware.
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