Software Development NewsIntel kicked off its second annual Intel Innovation conference where it shared a number of announcements for new software, hardware, and services.
Today, Intel kicked off its second annual Intel Innovation conference where it shared a number of announcements for new software, hardware, and services.
In a keynote address, the company’s CEO Pat Gelsinger revealed a number of solutions to address challenges that developers face, such as vendor lock-in, access to the latest hardware, productivity, and security.
Intel Developer Cloud now gives developers and partners early access to Intel technologies. This will allow developers to try out technologies from a few months to even a full year ahead of product availability.
The company also announced the Intel Geti computer vision platform that allows anyone to quickly develop AI models. It reduces the time, AI expertise, and cost of developing models, and provides a single interface for data upload, annotation, and model training and retraining.
Its existing product portfolio also got a few updates, such as a new generation of Intel Core desktop processors. The 13th Gen processors offer up to 15% better single-threaded performance and up to 41% better multi-threaded performance.
