An Intel Xe Gen12 HP (high-performance) GPU has been spotted on Geekbench with as many as 512 EUs or 4,096 shaders. The device is paired with 6GB of memory and runs at a core clock of 1.15GHz which is pretty decent for such a large die (or dies).
The Intel Xe HP GPUs will primarily serve the Data Center and server market as AI or neural net accelerators, with a possible lineup for content creators, competing with the NVIDIA Quadro family.
The Intel Xe HP GPUs will use the EMIB interconnect, indicating that we’ll likely see a chiplet design with as many as four dies on a package. The above GPU most probably features two dies and is a mid-range part. The Xe HP GPU lineup will be fabbed on Intel’s 10nm Enhanced SuperFin process. In comparison, the Xe HPG (Gaming) parts will leverage a third-party foundry. Both the lineups are slated for a launch in 2021.
