Chinese company Metax reveals N100 AI/video processor, gaming GPUs planned for 2025

Published: Jun 10th 2023, 09:24 GMT   Comments

Metax GPU can decode 96 channels in HEVC/AVI video formats

Chinese company MuXi introduces its next-gen Metax general purpose graphics processor for AI and video processing.

MuXi Metax N100 GPGPU processor, Source: ITHome

This is not a render of a graphics card/accelerator that could launch, but a real product already on display. The company has showcased its N100 accelerator at the “China International Social Public Safety Products Expo”. Attendees were also given a first look at the MXN100 GPU covered with a large integrated heat spreader. Underneath there should be a HBM2e memory of unknown capacity.

The main feature of this processor is video processing of 1 channel encoding and up to 96 decoding in HEVC, AV1, AVS2 and H.264 formats at the same time and up to 8K resolution.

MuXi Metax MXN100 processor, Source: ITHome

Capable video processing power would be combined with AI inference processing up to 160 TOPS (trillion operations per second). The N100 could serve in intelligent video processing for transportation and cloud computing. It is unlikely to compete with AMD Instinct or NVIDIA Data-Center GPU series.

However, the MuXi co-founder did mention that the company is set to launch a full product stack by 2025 featuring graphics card with video output capabilities (the N100 is a headless accelerator) and even a gaming card. Unfortunately, no further details were provided.

Source: ITHome




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