Intel is buying deep-learning startup Nervana Systems in a deal that could help it make up for lost ground in the increasingly hot area of artificial intelligence.

Nauta provides a distributed computing environment for training deep learning models on systems running on Intel’s Xeon Scalable chips.

Last week Intel made a bold move and acquired Nervana, one of the preeminent startups in deep learning, a type of A.I. that involves training artificial neural networks on data and then getting ...

Intel revealed its first chipsets designed for artificial intelligence, deep learning, and complex workloads in large data centers.

Deep Learning inference with Habana Labs Goya Just a couple of days earlier, Intel made a long-awaited move in this space, too.

For data center professionals, training deep learning models is a costly and time-eating endeavor because of complex datasets and AI workloads.

When it comes to training deep learning models, NVIDIA may be getting all the attention. However, Intel is not sitting quietly, just staring at the massive AI opportunity. It is moving fast in ...

According to Intel, Nauta provides a multi-user, distributed computing environment for running deep learning model training experiments on systems based on Intel Xeon processor.