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Intel working with Facebook on AI chip

Sony T by Sony T
January 8, 2019
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Intel Corp now revealed yesterday that it is now working the Facebook Inc to finish a new artificial intelligence chip in the second half of the year.

The chips are Intel gambit to retain the hold of a fast-growing segment of the artificial intelligence computing market but will also be going to face the competition from some of the similar chips from the Nvidia Corp and Amazon.com Inc that is Amazon Web Service.

The new chips will now also be going to help with what the researchers call inference, which is also the process of talking an algorithm about the artificial intelligence and putting it to use, for example by simply tagging friends in the photos automatically.

The processors of the Intel as of now is dominating the market for the machine learning inference, which analysts at the report believe that it will be worth of $11.8 Billion by the end of 2021. In September, Nvidia launched its inference chip to compete with the Intel.

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Intel also said that Dell Technologies Inc would also be going to feature the Intel’s next generation of processors in its XPS line of laptops. The so-called 10-nanometer chips have also been plagued by the delays.

The company officials revealed that the Intel, new chips will now be going to be available in the laptops by the end of 2019 and in data centers by the next year.

Also at the conference, Amnon Shashua, the head of Intel’s Mobileye self-driving car computer unit, said “Mobileye has mapped out all of the roadways in Japan, using cameras that were already embedded in vehicles produced by Nissan Motor Co Ltd that come with Mobileye systems from the factory. Intel’s tech rivals such as Alphabet Inc and Apple Inc are gathering mapping data through special vehicles with cameras mounted on top of them”.

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