Ingrasys GB6181I

Ingrasys' Gaudi node, and the second Intel accelerator system in this catalogue. Eight Gaudi 3 accelerators sit on a universal baseboard in a six OpenU liquid-cooled chassis, so like its AMD sibling this is an Open Compute part rather than a 19 inch one. What stands out against the rest of the field is the I/O: thirty-two NVMe drive bays and twenty PCIe 5.0 x16 slots, far more than the eight to twelve typical of an eight-accelerator machine, which suits Gaudi's design of scaling out over ordinary Ethernet rather than a proprietary fabric. Power is ten 3,000 W Platinum supplies in 5+5 redundancy, which is capacity rather than draw, so no system power is shown. Ingrasys publishes no throughput figure; per-accelerator compute is on the Gaudi 3 chip entry and the baseboard's figures on the linked Intel HLB-325 entry.