The Intel Execution in [2024]

[del42sa]

"nowhere to be seen [discrete] battlemage" was just added to LLVM

https://videocardz.com/newz/intels-bgm-g21-gpu-added-to-llvm-project-potential-first-battlemage-gpu-to-launch

„Intel on Tuesday released CM Compiler 1.0.119 as their LLVM-based open-source compiler […] The new Intel CM Compiler 1.0.119 release adds in platform support for Rocket Lake, Alder Lake, DG2 / Alchemist, PVC, and PVC XT.“
https://www.phoronix.com/news/Intel-CM-1.0.119
15December 2021

Intel Arc A770 release date:
12 October 2022

Ponte Vecchio release date:
Jan 10th, 2023

 

[Kaotik]

„Intel on Tuesday released CM Compiler 1.0.119 as their LLVM-based open-source compiler […] The new Intel CM Compiler 1.0.119 release adds in platform support for Rocket Lake, Alder Lake, DG2 / Alchemist, PVC, and PVC XT.“
https://www.phoronix.com/news/Intel-CM-1.0.119
15December 2021

Intel Arc A770 release date:
12 October 2022

Ponte Vecchio release date:
Jan 10th, 2023

Yet both Rocket and Alder Lake were released before that (March 21, Oct 21), so can't really draw conclusions on how long after something gets released

 

[del42sa]

so can't really draw conclusions on how long after something gets released

and yet you do

nowhere to be seen [discrete] battlemage" was just added to LLVM

kind of irony, don´t you think ?

 

[Kaotik]

and yet you do



kind of irony, don´t you think ?

You might want to re-read what I wrote.
I didn't say anything about when it might get released, just that the previously mentioned "nowhere to be seen GPU" has made an appearance.

 

[del42sa]

 

[Kaotik]

Yes, I'm aware of this post which was here earlier already.
Now there is more than a shadow of discrete Battlemage.

 

[Cyan]

Massive Dell blunder leaks Intel and Nvidia's mobile roadmaps — Nova Lake, Panther Lake CPUs and GENxx Nvidia GPUs listed

Huge roadmap update showing four generations of future Intel CPUs

www.tomshardware.com

 

[del42sa]

It’s The End of Road For Intel’s Ponte Vecchio GPU, Company Now Focused On Falcon Shores Development​

https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-s...io-gpu-focuses-on-gaudi-2-3-and-falcon-shores

I am really wonder how Falcon Shores will fare against it´s competitors

 

[trinibwoy]

Intel has had an incredible run of missteps and execution failures. Hopefully IFS works out for them but I wouldn’t count on it.

 

[Newguy]

Hopefully they can make significant steps forward and be more competitive

 

[xpea]

Intel has had an incredible run of missteps and execution failures. Hopefully IFS works out for them but I wouldn’t count on it.

When you look at their recent CapEX, they don't have too much of a choice... and it's very risky

 

[del42sa]

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/inte...1BT8pC05vp1hv0QC_xqKevzmW6_H1vrnFgRF6urereGQ4

comeback might still happen, don´t worry about losses, there´s light at the end of the tunnel ....

 

[Cyan]

Intel's new Thunderbolt Share provides file and screen sharing without hurting network performance

Intel's new Thunderbolt Share provides file and screen sharing without hurting network performance

The new software leverages Thunderbolt technology to get more out of your PCs at home or in the office.

www.tomshardware.com

 

[Erinyes]

It’s The End of Road For Intel’s Ponte Vecchio GPU, Company Now Focused On Falcon Shores Development​

https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-s...io-gpu-focuses-on-gaudi-2-3-and-falcon-shores

I am really wonder how Falcon Shores will fare against it´s competitors

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Falcon Shores will be competing against the AMD MI400 and Nvidia Rubin. Doubt Intel will catch up given the track record.

They've basically ceded the high end of the datacenter market to AMD and Nvidia. They're still doing well in client and that should continue at least.

 

[Cyan]

Handheld gaming PC makers look to Intel Lunar Lake CPUs as an alternative to dominant Ryzen Z1

Handheld gaming PC makers look to Intel Lunar Lake CPUs as an alternative to dominant Ryzen Z1

Lunar Lake is already making its way into the handheld gaming PC market

www.tomshardware.com

 

[Newguy]

Several Intel presentations at Hot Chips 2024:

Monday 26th August:

Lunar Lake: 16th Gen Intel Core processor - Arik Gihon, Intel
Built for the Edge: The next generation Granite Rapids D - Praveen Mosur, Intel
Tiny Architecture Optimizations Impact Massively Scaled GenAI Systems - Shardul Brahmbhatt, Intel

Tuesday 27th August:

4 Tbit/s Optical Compute Interconnect Chiplet for XPU-to-XPU Connectivity - Saeed Fathololoumi, Intel

 

[Seanspeed]

Lunar Lake is ultimately just using the same general CPU cores that Arrow Lake is, right?

Seems the biggest differences will be lower power limit, on package LP memory, less tiles, TSMC 3nm, and 2nd gen Xe GPU architecture?

 

[Erinyes]

Lunar Lake is ultimately just using the same general CPU cores that Arrow Lake is, right?

Seems the biggest differences will be lower power limit, on package LP memory, less tiles, TSMC 3nm, and 2nd gen Xe GPU architecture?

Arrowlake will seemingly have the 2nd gen Xe arch as well. Lunar Lake is limited to 4 P cores, so its essentially limited to U series CPUs only. It's basically built for battery life. If you want higher performance you'll have to look at Arrow Lake or Strix.

 

[del42sa]

new detail about Lunar Lake CPU emerges, particular Skymont core , which is new version of so called e - cores.

N3B TSCM process
N6 SoC tile
decode is now 9 - wide
8 - wide execution
double digit IPC over Crestmont arch.
first laptop - October

 

[Seanspeed]

Well congrats to Intel on their domination of Cinebench multithread scores later this year.