Gigabyte 2022-2025 server roadmap lists 600W CPUs, 700W GPUs and 1000W GPU+CPUs

Energy intake for server GPUs handiest is going up

A roadmap that includes Giga Computing (Gigabyte) data-center CPU/GPU architectures has been leaked by means of HXL.

Giga Computing is a separate entity that spun off from Gigabyte. The corporate makes a speciality of the endeavor computing marketplace and a number of the first to announce merchandise in accordance with the newest data-center architectures.

A brand new roadmap slide has emerged nowadays, that includes merchandise from all primary firms who ship state-of-the-art endeavor apparatus. The roadmap is split between CPUs, GPUs and CPU+GPU (what’s usually referred to as APU). The roadmap presentations merchandise going so far as 2025.

CPU/GPU Server Roadmap 2022-2025, Supply: Giga Computing/HXL

Giga Computing expects a transition from 270-280W CPUs from 2022 to succeed in as top as 500-600W by means of the top of 2025. Those chips will have to come with Intel’s upcoming Emerald and Granite Rapids CPU sequence in addition to AMD’s EPYC Turing Zen5 sequence.

The corporate additionally expects PCIe-based GPU server answers to exceed 500W by means of early 2025. On this case, the roadmap does no longer point out any specific product, however we do know that NVIDIA is now running on Blackwell server GPUs and AMD is most probably to introduce CDNA4 structure someday someday.

Apparently, the roadmap does no longer checklist the AMD MI300 ‘exascale APU’, which is the next-gen AMD accelerator for data-centers already introduced by means of the corporate in January this . In a similar fashion to the NVIDIA Grace/Hopper superchip, it will mix CPU and GPUs on a unmarried bundle thru complicated packaging (or on this case, stacking) applied sciences. Consistent with Giga Computing, NVIDIA Grace Hopper CPU Superchip may just achieve 1000W.

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