Intel's Crescent Island data center GPU becomes D-Series D270 with 480GB memory

At the OCP Global Summit, Intel officially revealed the product naming for its data center AI inference GPU formerly codenamed Crescent Island: it joins the D series, with the known model being the D270. Built on the Xe3P architecture, the card carries 160GB of LPDDR5X memory per card, with partner system configurations reaching up to 480GB; it offers 1.5TB/s memory bandwidth, 1.3 PFLOPS of FP8 compute, a 350W TDP, and comes in air-cooled PCIe form factors, targeting cost-effective inference. No pricing has been announced.

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