- Intel unleashes enterprise GenAI at Intel Vision 2024
- A new global consortium tackles AI’s impact on the workforce
- Aligning sustainability efforts across the semiconductor value chain
- Altera and Intel announce new FPGA and edge offerings
- “Technically Speaking: An Intel Podcast” returns for season two
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Intel Unleashes Enterprise GenAI at Intel Vision 2024
At Intel Vision 2024 this week, Intel introduced the Intel® Gaudi® 3 accelerator to bring performance, openness, and choice to enterprise generative AI (GenAI), and unveiled a suite of new open scalable systems, next-gen products, and strategic collaborations to accelerate GenAI adoption. Catch up with all the highlights from the event and watch the full keynote here.
World’s Top Tech Companies Launch Consortium to Address AI’s Impact on the Workforce
The World Economic Forum says AI will affect around 25 percent of global jobs in the next five years. To stay ahead of the wave, nine of the world’s biggest tech companies—including Intel—are joining forces to tackle AI’s impact on the tech workforce through a new consortium aimed at recommending skilling and upskilling opportunities to ensure workers can adapt.
Aligning Sustainability Efforts Across the Semiconductor Value Chain
More than 140 organizations recently participated in the inaugural Intel Sustainability Summit to reduce the industry’s environmental footprint and work toward a future of more sustainable computing. Working together, the participants charted plans to move the industry forward, with 90 percent of on-site survey respondents committing to develop an industrywide net-zero road map by 2025.
Intel and Altera Announce Edge and FPGA Offerings for AI at Embedded World
This 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.
"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.
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