Occlum* gives users the freedom to run programs in SGX without hassles presented by standard SGX SDK.
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Occlum* gives users the freedom to run programs in SGX without hassles presented by standard SGX SDK.
Use the Intel® AI Analytics Toolkit on the (RHODS) platform to speed up many parts of AI workflow
An illustrated guide on using Docker with Intel’s OpenVINO™ integration with Tensorflow*
How to use OpenVINOTM 2022.1 Post-training Optimization Tool (POT) API for YOLOv5 Model INT8
How to deploy the YOLOv7 official pre-trained model based on the OpenVINO™ 2022.1 tool suite.
In this article, we focus on the performance of GNN training for node classification on modern, general-purpose compute engines – the Intel® Xeon® family of CPUs.
In this blog, we describe a solution that reaches new heights along all of these dimensions by leveraging the computational capabilities of Intel® Xeon® and the access characteristics of Optane™ Persistent Memory
Intel Labs’ trusted media research team investigates new approaches to help determine the authenticity of media content.
At Intel, we are exploring stochastic spiking neural networks (SSNN) on our second-generation Loihi chip, which transmits data through patterns of pulses (or spikes) between neurons.
Intel Labs, in collaboration with the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, developed a “Validate on Sim, Detect on Real” (VSDR) approach for learning robotic skills.