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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com March 4 news, Intel today released an official blog post, updated the high-performance computing (High Performance Computing, referred to as HPC) roadmap, announced the cancellation of Rialto Bridge and Lancaster Sound development.

Intel said the focus of the HPC Max series would shift to Falcon Shores XPU, which was scheduled to launch in 2024, but Intel announced that it would postpone its launch until 2025.

CTOnews.com attached the main content of the blog post as follows:

Intel says its GPU cycle for data centers has been adjusted to 2 years

The next product of the Intel Max family of GPU is the Falcon Shores. Intel plans to have Falcon Shores based on a small chip architecture ready by 2025.

Rialto Bridge has been discontinued and Ponte Vecchio has a longer support cycle.

In the Flex series of products, the development of Lancaster Sound has been stopped and the focus is on Melville Sound.

Intel Xeon and process nodes move forward according to the scheduled roadmap.

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