On April 24, after the market closed on Thursday, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger stated during the earnings call that for the past few years, the focus in high-performance computing has been almost entirely on GPUs and other accelerators. In recent months, clear signs have shown that CPUs are once again becoming an indispensable foundation in the era of artificial intelligence. 'The central processing unit has now become the scheduling layer and key control plane of the entire AI technology stack. This is not just our subjective vision, but real feedback from customers, which is also reflected in the structure of product demand.' (Dongxin News)
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