The reason most A.I. is done in cloud is lack of VRAM. For years, GPU companies have been milking on VRAM, just like Apple charging a fortune for memory upgrades. I do hope CPU's take over GPU in regard to A.I. processing so we average consumers don't have to spend thousands of dollars just to get 32GB of VRAM.

@octaviusp

10 күн бұрын

i think that would happen the same as cores in cpu. Intel monopoly followed this rule of static number cores until a new competition (AMD) moves towards a new approach of more cores and unleash that every intel cpu came with more cores than before. I think that now that AMD, Intel are invading the NVIDIA Market, nvidia will create new gpus with highest VRAM for lower prices.

I'm sharing this with all my friends!

Question : why the Integrated Arc GPU on Meteor Lake not having XMX unit for AI Acceleration? Is it because the Meteor Lake already have an NPU? Or is there some other concerns like power usage? Thanks!

Appreciate the top-down explanation. What would be the potentional gaming applications? I know that XeSS is accelerated through the XMX hardware on the arc GPUs, but a competitor has also been working on NN-based denoisers for Ray/Path tracing. Is Intel going to use the NPU + XMX for such capabilities? General applications are more relevant, of course.

@IntelTechnology

5 ай бұрын

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Really excited for Meteor Lakes NPU. Intel showed off a lot of partners, including big names like Adobe that are working directly with Intel on AI software integration. Intel is the only one actually bring AI to everyone. Nvidia GPUs are far too expensive for the average laptop and AMD has zero software support for their NPU. Meanwhile Intel will ship 100 million AI CPUs in 2024.

@alphaomega1969

5 ай бұрын

Lol how do software engineer make app for AMD NPU then? 🤣😂💩

Any hope of getting a tutorial on getting Meteor Lake set up for running AI through Python and a couple of common libraries for developers? I talk with a lot of people that develop AI apps at the moment (and make a few contributions myself) and I'd like to look at supporting Intel's AI engine, but I don't have one personally, and I'm not sure how well supported it is on Linux (where I do the bulk of my development). A look at the process of getting it setup for development would make a big difference!

I like to see that in your desktop and workstation CPUs.

Thanks, I have been trying to find something that would explain a lot of the guts how NPUs work, at a technical but not field expert level... I was hoping for an article, but I haven't found any, so a video will do.

@KellyClowers

3 ай бұрын

In particular the 4th section, "NPU compute engines explained" is what I was hoping for. An expanded version of that could be even better

Intel with this looks promising. I think they purposely made their desktop processors boring to highlight their laptop processors more.

@HDRPC

6 ай бұрын

Arrow Lake Desktop with next Gen CPU cores in 2024.

Can the NPU run LLMs locally?

@alejandrohoyos8555

6 ай бұрын

Yes it can. It will depend on the "size" of LLM

Can NPU be used for video game enemy npc AI?

@isekaidev7803

5 күн бұрын

It's up to the devs to implement AI. But currently games don't use NPU kinda AI. They use Behavior tress and state machines for AI which are run on CPU. It's hard coded AI rather than random trained AI. And as for LLMs current NPUs are too weak to run good LLMs.

Cool new pc era incoming =)

Just waiting to buy it for a desktop pc! Integrate it with peripherals!

I feel that UltraCore is a mega BASS kind of positivity, But that aside i think maybe intel does adders++ on the internal integer instructions? makes sense to me. RS

Intel please do arc a990 with 4 media encoder decoder, 1440p120fps with higher wattage. Will the upcoming cpus have 24 cores ? Also Music at the end ?

@AlexSchendel

6 ай бұрын

Alchemist has had its full stack launched. Intel has limited resources to devote to graphics, so Intel is taking a measured approach to its bet on the complexity of components (lower performance, smaller dies are cheaper to design and produce). As long as Intel continues iterating with Battlemage and Celestial, they'll get there eventually. Larger parts with more Xe Cores will come and the Xe cores will get much more performant very quickly as AXG learns through trial and error where the bottlenecks of their architecture lies. As for CPUs... 24 core CPUs have been out for over a year with the 13900K. The 14900K also has 24 cores. If you're looking for all P-cores, then there's the Xeon w9-3975X as an unlocked, in-box workstation CPU with 36 P-cores.

Imagine if in a few years videogames require NPU to run.

@Zreknarf

5 ай бұрын

I read a rumor windows 12 coming in June will require an NPU to run, and the next xbox will have an NPU

@misterPAINMAKER

5 ай бұрын

@@Zreknarf i hope not

@Zreknarf

4 ай бұрын

@misterPAINMAKER it looks like GPUs can already do anything NPUs can do, it's just ~50x less efficient. so I imagine you'll be able to run any NPU optimized game on a GPU, just won't be power (or cost) efficient.

shintel baby

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