This is a non-consumer solution
AMD announced the start of mass production of its rather unusual product called Alveo V80.
Alveo V80 — This is the so-called computing accelerator. In this case, targeting high-performance computing for memory-intensive workloads. The accelerator is designed to serve mid-range workloads that are highly memory-intensive.
The heart of the new product is the FPGA. More precisely, we are talking about SoC Versal XCV80 HBM with 10,848 sections DSP (DSP slice) — special hardware multiplication-sum accelerators. The solution also has 32 GB of HBM2e memory with a bandwidth of 820 GB/s. But the card allows you to install additional memory. For this purpose, there is a DDR4 slot where you can install up to 32 GB of memory.
Alveo V80 has multiple network interfaces with four QSFP56 optical ports, each providing two 100G bandwidths.
You can also highlight the presence of a separate dual-core processor with Cortex-A72 cores, a dual-core chip with Cortex-R5F cores and 8 GB of SDRAM memory for their needs.
For the new product AMD is asking $9495.