Intel announced Falcon Shores 2 AI supercomputing chip: modular design, released in 2026

CTOnews.com August 9, in Intel's latest earnings call, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger recently revealed that the company is working on the next generation of Falcon Shores AI supercomputing chip, tentatively named Falcon Shores 2, which is expected to be released in 2026.

It is reported that the Falcon Shores 2 chip will inherit the design concept of the first generation Falcon Shores chip and is specially designed for artificial intelligence and supercomputing. The Falcon Shores 2 chip will inherit the modular design of the previous generation, which can be used in combination with GPU, AI accelerator and third-party CPU.

▲ image source hpcwire foreign media hpcwire said that Intel chose to release the Falcon Shores 2 chip in 2026 may be a move to deal head-on with competitors such as AMD and Nvidia.

In addition to the Falcon Shores 2 chip, Pat Gelsinger also mentioned the upcoming artificial intelligence chip Gaudi, in which Gaudi2 is already on sale and Gaudi3 is under development.

However, CTOnews.com found that Pat Gelsinger did not disclose the technical details of Falcon Shores 2, which is expected to be disclosed at the Intel Innovation developer Show next month.