Intel

No disabled AMD GPUs in Dell XPS’

Move along, nothing to see here Well actually there’s quite a lot to see. One of the first companies to come to market with Intel’s new Kaby Lake multi-chip processor with HBM and an AMD GPU was Dell. With its thin, light, powerful as hell, and reasonably priced, pen-based XPS 15 2-in1sporting a 360-degree hinged 15-in 4K screen. A story … Read more

Processor companies scramble for berths in the car

At CES the major processor companies all claimed partnerships with car makers – the same car makers. Our friends at Intel, Nvidia, Qualcomm, and a few others are in the automotive market, and they have one thing in common—the same partners. If you can’t show at least a dozen car companies as your partners, then just go home, you’re not … Read more

Intel’s amazing presentations

Intel had the best visualizations and presentations in its history at CES 2018 CES is like Las Vegas in that it is an assault on the senses. The creative geniuses of the computer industry as well as the entertainment industry bring forth staggering visual experiences that seem other worldly, leave your ears ringing, your eyes saturated with negative afterglow, and … Read more

AI-Intel, Nvidia, and Google mimic each other

Learning one size does not fit all In May 2017, Nvidia introduced its mega-chip Volta GPU on its Tesla V100 AIB. Volta, as you may know, has a dedicated neural processor in it which Nvidia calls Tensor Cores, 640 of them in fact.  In 2016, Intel purchased, for $400 million, Nervana Systems who was developing both a GPU/software approach in … Read more

Intel joins the Open Neural Network Exchange Format (ONNX)

Intel is putting its weight behind ONNX to help unify AI frameworks and accelerate the development of deep learning models  Intel recently announced that it is joining the Open Neural Network Exchange Format (ONNX). The ONNX was introduced by Microsoft and Facebook last month, and aims to help unify new AI development through increased interoperability between AI frameworks. Intel’s addition … Read more

HP Challenges the status quo in workstations

HP unveils its take on a tabletmode mobile workstation  Describing an industry as mature tends to connote visions of conservative businesses that follow established design formulas and serve equally established markets, with adequate but uninspired products. Though it would qualify as mature by virtually any sensible measure, the workstation market exhibits none of those traits that adjective might suggest. And … Read more