- Intel® Gaudi® 3 brings enterprises a choice for GenAI
- “Technically Speaking: An Intel Podcast” returns for season two
- Unifying the developer community to advance GenAI
- Altera and Intel announce new FPGA and edge offerings
- American Airlines reskills and upskills employees to leverage AI
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Intel® Gaudi® 3 AI Accelerator Brings Global Enterprises Choice for GenAI
At Intel Vision 2024, Intel introduced the Intel® Gaudi® 3 AI accelerator, which delivers a significant leap in performance and productivity for AI training and inference. Building on the proven performance and scalability of Intel® Gaudi® 2, Intel® Gaudi® 3 gives customers a choice with open community-based software and industry-standard Ethernet networking to scale their systems more flexibly.
"Technically Speaking: An Intel Podcast": A Safer World With AI Digital Twins
“Technically Speaking” from iHeartMedia’s Ruby Studio is back for season two with a biweekly look at AI’s limitless potential to enhance our lives. In this episode, host Graeme Klass and Intel’s Tony Franklin explore how digital twins have made it possible to create virtual representations of real-world environments and how different industries can use this technology to create a safer future for everyone.
Open Platform for Enterprise AI Unifies Developer Community to Advance GenAI
The LF AI & Data Foundation has announced its latest Sandbox Project, the Open Platform for Enterprise AI, which aims to accelerate secure, cost-effective GenAI deployments for businesses by driving interoperability across a diverse and heterogeneous ecosystem. And Intel is on the ground floor with plans to help drive that open enterprise AI innovation forward.
Intel and Altera Announce Edge and FPGA Offerings for AI at Embedded World
Last week at Embedded World in Nuremberg, Germany, Intel and Altera announced new edge-optimized processors, FPGAs, and programmable market-ready solutions designed to extend powerful AI capabilities across edge computing markets such as retail, manufacturing, automotive, and healthcare.
American Airlines Takes Flight With AI: Upskilling and Reskilling for a Smarter Future
To stay ahead of the AI curve, American Airlines recently partnered with Intel Fellow Dr. Melvin Greer to equip its workforce with the necessary skills to navigate this new technological landscape. Learn more about the initiative, which focused on upskilling and reskilling existing employees so they can leverage AI for improved efficiency and innovation.
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