Struggling chipmaker scores another win
In breaking trends news, Inflection AI revealed its latest enterprise platform would ditch Nvidia GPUs for Intel's Gaudi 3 accelerators.
While Inflection will be running the service on Gaudi 3 accelerators, it doesn't appear it'll be racking up systems anytime soon. Similar to Inflection 2.5, which was hosted in Azure, the latest iteration will run on Intel's Tiber AI Cloud service. AI model and software development isn't exactly cheap and compared to Nvidia's H100, Intel's Gaudi 3 is a relatively bargain."By running Inflection 3.0 on Intel, we're seeing up to 2x improved price performance… compared with current competitive offerings," Inflection AI CEO Sean White wrote in a
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