Intel
Gaudi AI accelerators plus Xeon CPUs; integrated design-and-foundry player
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L2 Chips · Accelerator · INTC · United States
Intel
Gaudi AI accelerators plus Xeon CPUs; integrated design-and-foundry player
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- Deals from filings
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- 27 within 2 steps
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The group
1 unit · where each sits in the stack| Unit | Layer | Type | Links | Deals |
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| L3 Fabs | Foundry | 9 | · |
What it is
Intel designs the Gaudi line of AI training/inference accelerators (Gaudi 3 shipping in 2025) acquired via Habana Labs, positioned as a lower-cost alternative to Nvidia, though it has struggled for meaningful share. Intel is unique as both a chip designer and a foundry (Intel Foundry / 18A), and it also designs the Xeon x86 CPUs that host most AI servers. Its next AI GPU efforts pivot around the 'Jaguar Shores' rack-scale roadmap after Falcon Shores was recast as an internal-only part.
Key facts
from its map entry- AI accelerator
- Gaudi 3 (Habana lineage)
- 2026+ roadmap
- Jaguar Shores rack-scale AI
- CPU line
- Xeon (x86) — hosts most AI servers
- Unique
- Both designer and foundry (18A)
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Connections9 links
Pulled 28 Oct 2026 · AI Systems Map links
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News and events2 items
- 9 Sep 2026AnthropicAn Anthropic Researcher Resigned. His Alignment Lead Publicly Agreed With Him.news
- 27 Jul 2026NVIDIANVIDIA Puts $5 Billion Into Ilya Sutskever's Safe Superintelligencenews
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Data sources2 sources
| Source | Feeds | Data dated | Pulled | Pulled again | Status |
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| Market quote (Yahoo Finance, unofficial) | 360 | 30 Oct 2026 | 30 Oct 2026, 12:46 EDT | daily | fresh |
| AI Systems Map links9 links; built July 2026, deals re-checked against filings 27 to 28 Oct 2026 | Connections | · | 28 Oct 2026 | when the map is reviewed | hand-built; deals checked against filings |
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