Intel’s Gaudi 3 comes in the open accelerator module (OAM) form factor. The AI accelerator card is rated to consume up to 900 W of power.

By combining their unique expertise to fabricate on-chip vortex microlasers and detectors that can uniquely detect light's OAM, they will design integrated systems to demonstrate new concepts in ...

The chips will debut in the third quarter with a PCIe version and the OAM version, the latter of which is based the Open Compute Project’s Accelerator Module design specification. Why Intel ...

High-Speed Chip-to-Chip Connectivity for the AI Era July 5, 2024 Molex is upgrading everything from its backplanes, connectors, and cables to sling signals around data centers as fast as 224 Gb/s.