Putting Developers in the Siliconomy Driver’s Seat
“AI going forward must deliver more access, scalability, visibility, transparency and trust to the whole ecosystem,” Gelsinger said.
To help developers unlock this future, Intel announced:
- General availability of the Intel Developer Cloud: The Intel Developer Cloud helps developers accelerate AI using the latest Intel hardware and software innovations – including Intel Gaudi2 processors for deep learning – and provides access to the latest Intel hardware platforms, such as the 5th Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors and Intel® Data Center GPU Max Series 1100 and 1550. When using the Intel Developer Cloud, developers can build, test and optimize AI and HPC applications. They can also run small- to large-scale AI training, model optimization and inference workloads that deploy with performance and efficiency. Intel Developer Cloud is based on an open software foundation with oneAPI – an open multiarchitecture, multivendor programming model – to provide hardware choice and freedom from proprietary programming models to support accelerated computing and code reuse and portability.
- The 2023.1 release of the Intel Distribution of OpenVINO toolkit: OpenVINO is Intel’s AI inferencing and deployment runtime of choice for developers on client and edge platforms. The release includes pre-trained models optimized for integration across operating systems and different cloud solutions, including many generative AI models, such as the Llama 2 model from Meta. On stage, companies including ai.io and Fit:match demonstrated how they use OpenVINO to accelerate their applications: ai.io to evaluate the performance of any potential athlete; Fit:match to revolutionize the retail and wellness industries to help consumers find the best-fitting garments.
- Project Strata, and the development of an edge-native software platform: The platform launches in 2024 with modular building blocks, premium service and support offerings. It is a horizontal approach to scaling the needed infrastructure for the intelligent edge and hybrid AI and will bring together an ecosystem of Intel and third-party vertical applications. The solution will enable developers to build, deploy, run, manage, connect and secure distributed edge infrastructure and applications.
This is just the beginning of the news from Intel Innovation. Tune in on the Intel Newsroom at 9:30 a.m. PDT Wednesday to hear from Intel Chief Technology Officer Greg Lavender on more ways Intel is opening opportunities in AI for developers and accelerating the convergence of AI and security.
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