Intel (Gaudi)
AI Hardware & Accelerator Chips
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Intel's Gaudi AI accelerator chip line.
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- AI Hardware & Accelerator Chips
- Founded
- 1968
- Status
- Active
- Open source
- No
- Pricing
- Paid
- Funding stage
- Public
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- Steady
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- Infrastructure
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- EtchedIntel's Gaudi competes with Etched's ASIC chip.
- GroqGroq competes with Intel's Gaudi chips.
- MatXMatX competes with Intel's Gaudi chips.
- NVIDIAAI accelerator market
- Positron AIPositron AI competes with Intel's Gaudi chips.
- Rain AIRain AI competes with Intel's Gaudi chips.
- SambaNovaSambaNova competes with Intel Gaudi in enterprise AI accelerator deployments.
- TenstorrentIntel competes with Tenstorrent in AI chips.
- Untether AIUntether AI competes with Intel in inference accelerator chips.
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