Jing Ji Ri Bao·2025-10-16 00:12Core Insights - Intel has launched a new AI data center GPU, aiming to regain a foothold in the competitive AI chip market [1] - The company faces multiple challenges, including significant competition from Nvidia and AMD, which have established a strong market presence [1] - Intel's technology is still catching up, and it is struggling with both existing market pressures and technological advancements from competitors [1] Group 1 - Intel previously halted projects like Gaudi and Falcon Shores but has now restarted its AI business under CEO Pat Gelsinger [1] - The launch of the new AI chip indicates Intel's desire to participate in the lucrative AI market, but there is no clear roadmap for future chip development [1] - The company is facing significant challenges in attracting customers, as it competes against established players in the AI space [1] Group 2 - Nvidia currently dominates the chip market required for large AI models, while Intel is focusing on chips that support AI model computations, particularly for AI inference applications [1] - This strategy allows Intel to concentrate on specific customer needs, but competitors are also targeting this segment of the market [1]