Intel really doesn't have a great product range for AI, at least compared to NVIDIA and AMD.
Their server CPUs are quite competitive and relevant for agentic stuff, but AMD CPUs are arguably better and every hyperscaler (and NVIDIA) has their own ARM based CPU nowadays.
On the GPU/AI accelerator side, they have basically nothing. Gaudi is dead, all the Ponte * accelerators are heavily delayed, Xe based GPUs are not competitive.
On client (think gaming and office PCs), memory has gotten so expensive that nobody buys new machines right now.
Their server CPUs are quite competitive and relevant for agentic stuff, but AMD CPUs are arguably better and every hyperscaler (and NVIDIA) has their own ARM based CPU nowadays.
On the GPU/AI accelerator side, they have basically nothing. Gaudi is dead, all the Ponte * accelerators are heavily delayed, Xe based GPUs are not competitive.
On client (think gaming and office PCs), memory has gotten so expensive that nobody buys new machines right now.