
Intel is firing back at AMD's recent AI benchmarks that it shared during its Computex keynote that claimed AMD's Zen 5-based EPYC Turin is 5.4 times faster than Intel's Xeon chips in AI workloads. Intel penned a blog today highlighting the performance of its current-gen Xeon processors in its own benchmarks, claiming that its fifth-gen Xeon chips, which are currently shipping, are faster than AMD's upcoming 3nm EPYC Turin processors that will arrive in the second half of 2024. Intel says AMD's benchmarks are an 'inaccurate representation' of Xeon's performance and shared its own benchmarks to dispute AMD's claims.
