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Latest MLPerf Results Show How Intel Is Raising the Bar for GenAI Performance

MLCommons last week published the results of its industry-standard MLPerf v4.0 benchmark for inference. Results for Intel® Gaudi® 2 accelerators and 5th Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors with Intel® AMX are in, which demonstrate how Intel is raising the bar for generative AI performance across its portfolio and with its ecosystem partners.

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Security as a Business Enabler: Unlocking Opportunities With Confidential Computing

What if, instead of viewing security spending as a necessary cost of doing business, Chief Digital Officers and Chief Security Officers were able to apply ROI calculations to it? Confidential computing—which protects data and code in use—allows business leaders to build their case as they highlight how these new security capabilities can drive revenue.

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MetaApp Revamps AI-Based Recommendation System

MetaApp offers China’s leading game platform for interactive entertainment, including game development tools and AI-based recommendations. In this case study, see how the company enhanced its recommendation system on Alibaba Cloud ECS c8i instances with 4th Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors while meeting its flexibility, cost, and speed goals.

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White Paper: Accelerating Innovation Begins With Data

As the sheer amount of global data continues to skyrocket, making the best use of that data has become increasingly difficult. This white paper from Moor Insights & Strategy digs deeper into these challenges and explores how implementing a hybrid multicloud environment built on Nutanix and Intel can help enterprises harness their data and accelerate innovation.

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Open Compute Project Explores Data Center Modular Hardware Systems

The Open Compute Project (OCP) centers on a cross-industry initiative to help standardize the server hardware “blocks” used for workloads like AI and edge. To that end, Intel and other major technology companies created new specifications and standards to help simplify system management, improve data center energy efficiency, reduce hardware costs, and minimize waste.

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