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Intel says its Gaudi2 accelerator is more than a match for the Nvidia A100

Gaudi2 is made for Intel by Habana Labs, an Israeli company that it acquired at the end of 2019 for $2 billion. Habana actually makes two types of specialized accelerators: some for training neural networks, like Gaudi2; and others for running (i.e., "inferencing") them, such as Goya and Greco.
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