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The big news out of the show this year is that Intel is naming the successor to the Ponte Vecchio accelerator, which the company is now disclosing as Rialto Bridge. Previously appearing on Intel’s roadmaps as “Ponte Vecchio Next”, Intel’s GPU teams have been pipelining the development of Ponte’s successor even as the first large installation of Ponte itself (the Aurora Supercomputer) is still being stood up. As part of the company’s 3 year (ish) roadmap that leads to CPUs and accelerators converging with the Falcon Shores... 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RyanSmithAT: @3DCenter_org We've seen NV do skinny GPCs before to hit a nice, round number. It's a rarity, but all of the figure… https://t.co/WM8M9yn0Pv RyanSmithAT: @Sebasti66855537 And before you ask, both RTX 4080s have the full L2 cache of their respective GPUs enabled RyanSmithAT: @Sebasti66855537 72MB L2 for RTX 4090 RyanSmithAT: @never_released I thought that too. One thing AD104 has going for it is that the smaller die benefits from better yields than the other two. RyanSmithAT: @Sebasti66855537 Nope. She's 80 SMs according to NV. RTX 4080 16GB will ship with 76 of them enabled gavbon86: 🤔 https://t.co/vrjlsn4Cyi gavbon86: RT @IanCutress: GPU PCIe Streaming Card U.2 to PCIe card USB Card for more peripherals Modern motherboards simply don't have enough PCIe s… gavbon86: @anshelsag @JayzTwoCents https://t.co/AmqIwHJmk5 gavbon86: @CharlottesArtz @FiercePC Congratulations Charlotte ganeshts: @dylan522p The NAND part of the quoted tweet is factually wrong. They have been shipping 128/136L 6th Gen V NAND fo… https://t.co/Y5dYUqehcq ganeshts: @ricswi @PaulyAlcorn @SkyJuice60 @phobiaphilia @dylan522p @Techmeme Increasing layer count also brings about perfor… https://t.co/V8AGBhuO5R ganeshts: @ricswi @PaulyAlcorn @SkyJuice60 @phobiaphilia @dylan522p @Techmeme Smaller die is more cost-effective, yield per wafer will be more ganeshts: There's a lot more to fanless builds than just having a chassis / heat-sink capable of handling the rated package p… https://t.co/v8ZKAZ6JWF Follow @ANANDTECH LINKS Home About Forums RSS Pipeline News Bench Terms of Use Contact Us TOPICS CPUs Motherboards SSD/HDD GPUs Mobile Enterprise & IT Smartphones Memory Cases/Cooling/PSU(s) Displays Mac Systems Cloud Trade Shows Guides FOLLOW Facebook Twitter RSS The Most Trusted in Tech Since 1997 About Advertising Privacy Policy Copyright © 2022. All rights reserved. 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