Re: Intel demonstrates first fully integrated optical I/O chiplet

Jun 28, 2024 Last reply: 2 years ago 1 Replies


Intel Demonstrates First Fully Integrated Optical I/O Chiplet


> Intel's optical compute interconnect chiplet is expected to revolutionize high-speed data processing for AI infrastructure.
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> Partial quote:
> "What It Does: This first OCI chiplet is designed to support 64 channels of 32 gigabits per second (Gbps) data transmission
> in each direction on up to 100 meters of fiber optics
> and is expected to address AI infrastructure’s growing demands for higher bandwidth, lower power consumption and longer reach.
> It enables future scalability of CPU/GPU cluster connectivity and novel compute architectures,
> including coherent memory expansion and resource disaggregation. > "
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> So ever faster ...
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Not to worry, ways will be found to waste it all.



When I see systems with multi-hundred MHz clock speeds /still/ take several seconds to respond to elementary requests... Grrr!



Jeroen Belleman


DOS used to boot off a floppy disk pretty much instantly.

This PC is now running 84 processes.

My LCD alarm clock got into a crazy state this morning. I kept pushing buttons until it started behaving. I was about to remove the batteries.

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