Intel Plans To Boost AI Research - Announces Nervana Neural Network Processors - Will Be Shipped Before The End of This Year

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Intel recently announced it's advancement in the cognitive and Artificial Intelligence and neural network realm.

While talking to the WSJDLive Global Technology, Brian Krzanich, the CEO of Intel said that, the new technology will help speed up the research and development in myriad of industries.

We have multiple generations of Intel Nervana NNP products in the pipeline that will deliver higher performance and enable new levels of scalability for AI models.

One website reported decline in Intel's earning due to this cut throat competition with NVIDIA. These new set of hardware is what many describe an attempt to get back into the swing by Intel and claim its lost territory.

With the cutting edge technology and experience in AI that Nervana Systems had accumulated over the years, many believe this will provide Intel with the much needed edge in the AI based hardware.

So the intel fans won't have to wait long to try and test these new Nervana Neural Network Processors.

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