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Intel Innovation 2023: Technologies to Bring AI Everywhere

This week in San Jose, CA, Intel unveiled technologies to bring AI everywhere and make it more accessible across all workloads—from client and edge to network and cloud. These include easy access to AI solutions in the cloud, better price performance for Intel data center AI accelerators than the competition offers, and tools for securely powering AI deployments at the edge. Catch up with all the coverage from the event here, including Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger’s opening keynote.

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Introducing H3 Compute-Optimized VMs for HPC

Advancing its commitment to delivering workload-optimized infrastructure, Google Cloud has launched its new H3 Virtual Machine Series designed specifically for HPC workloads. Based on the 4th Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable platform, H3 VMs deliver up to 3x improvement in per-node performance, improved scalability for multi-node workloads, and up to 2x better price performance, enabling HPC users to accelerate R&D while reducing costs.

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4th Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors for Faster Fidelity CFD Computations

A popular choice for computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software, Intel Xeon® Scalable® processors are workhorses when it comes to government, academia, and industry HPC applications. Cadence recently took some of its Fidelity CFD technology for a spin on new 4th Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors, providing a benchmark using its density-based solver technology on the classic Windsor Body. Here are the results.

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Landis+Gyr Reduces PC Delivery Time by 75 Percent

To improve its operational and business efficiencies, Landis+Gyr decided to move away from on-premise data centers and move key workloads to the cloud. Learn how a partnership between Workspot, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, and Intel transformed Landis+Gyr’s IT infrastructure, accelerated product innovation, and helped its customers reduce carbon emissions—all while reducing some workload costs by as much as 50 percent.

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Intel® Crypto-NI Maximizes Cryptographic Performance of Critical Workloads

The growing need for security has led to increased data encryption, significantly affecting cloud consumption costs due to the amount of compute resources it requires. Learn how Intel is addressing these challenges with Intel® Crypto New Instructions (Crypto-NI) acceleration, which uses specialized instructions embedded directly into the CPU, allowing it to perform cryptographic operations more efficiently and freeing up cores for other tasks.

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