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Intel debuts Ponte Vecchio, its first Xe GPU for servers

Intel debuts Ponte Vecchio, its first Xe GPU for servers

Posted on November 18, 2019 By Jarvis

Intel chief executive Bob Swan had earlier confirmed the chip’s existence during its October earnings call.

Intel continues to talk up its entrance into the discrete graphics market, with its first Xe chips for the PC space planned for 2020. Now the company has revealed a few more details about its plans for the datacenter, as it has announced the “Ponte Vecchio” chip as well.
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