Intel says it will now be unable to meet its goal of $500 million in Gaudi 3 sales due to software issues. Meanwhile, AMD plans to rake in $3 billion from its AI GPUs, and while Nvidia doesn't specifically state the amount it makes from AI GPUs for the data center, it is expected to be well north of $80 to $90 billion.
Intel claims its Gaudi 3 accelerator for AI offers tangible performance improvements compared to its predecessors, and given its claimed advantages amid relatively low prices, Intel expected sales of these products to exceed half a billion dollars this year. However, the new unit was formally launched in late September, and Intel now says the software was not fully baked. Still, some Gaudi 3 accelerators will be available at IBM Cloud.
