Join Intel® Liftoff startups at the Intel® AI Summit – Startup Edition during SXSW 2024 in Austin, Texas. Taking place at the Capital Factory on March 9, the event offers a deep dive into AI’s impact on the workplace, ethical considerations, and beyond. Network with industry leaders, discover emerging trends, and experience exclusive demos.
Learn about AI solutions from cloud to edge including a generative AI demo
Highlights of Stanford’s TreeHacks 2024 Hackathon.
The NPU available within new Intel Core Ultra processors is another foundation of AI-powered threat detection on AI PCs. The Intel NPU is a dedicated low-power AI engine that can run deep learning (DL) models on the processor. DL is a subset of ML that uses artificial neural networks to learn from data and make predictions. These neural networks are composed of layers of interconnected nodes that mimic the human brain’s structure, allowing them to excel at tasks involving pattern recognition, image processing, natural language processing, and more.
Healthtech startups from Intel® Liftoff offer disruptive AI solutions in patient care. Read about them here.
Researchers at Intel Labs, in collaboration with Xiamen University and DJI, have introduced GIM, the first framework that can use unlabeled internet videos to train foundation AI models for zero-shot image matching.
Expanso & Intel are redefining edge computing! Their collaboration on localized ML/AI processing offers amazing efficiency and security, transforming how data is leveraged.
AI (Artificial Intelligence) scenarios on the PC (Personal Computers) Client Ecosystem have grown significantly in the last few years and are expected to continue their accelerated growth trend with the advent of generative AI and Copilot. Customers are continuously enabling AI into their end user applications targeting different segments including collaboration, creative, gaming & productivity.
Highlights of Georgia Tech’s Hacklytics 2024 hackathon.
Researchers at Intel Labs, in collaboration with Xiamen University and DJI, have introduced GIM, the first framework that can use unlabeled internet videos to train foundation AI models for zero-shot image matching
