This week’s highlights:
At Intel Vision 2022, Habana Labs launched its new Habana® Gaudi®2 and Habana® Greco™ processors, which provide customers with high-performance, high-efficiency DL compute choices for training workloads and inference deployments in the data center while lowering the AI barrier to entry.
Deep learning workloads are introducing new complexities for enterprise IT departments. On May 24, learn how Habana and DDN have partnered to simplify deep learning training with a scalable, efficient, and cost-effective AI solution that can grow with your needs.
Attending ISC 2022 virtually or in-person? Starting May 26, join Intel for tech talks, fireside chats, demos, and customer stories exploring exciting advancements in HPC, including programming tools optimized for HPC-AI workloads, next-gen Xe architectures, high-bandwidth memory, and high-performance storage with DAOS.
Whether they’re providing real-time updates about parking, in-seat accommodations, or live stats during a game, smart stadiums are revolutionizing the fan experience. Learn how computer vision solutions are enabling data-driven venues to bolster the fan experience while ensuring a safer environment for all.
As computing continues to span multiple environments, organizations need advanced controls that protect data wherever it resides. Intel’s new Project Amber takes confidential computing to the next level, beginning with one of the most common use cases—deploying an AI model in the cloud.
In the final installment in his series on Intel’s Cognitive Computing Research, Gadi Singer explores the next big thing: cognitive AI, or AI with higher cognitive abilities that will play a new role in technology and business while signaling the arrival of the “age of knowledge” for machines.