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Deloitte Intel Framework Optimizes AI Workloads and Choices
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The more you learn about AI, the more you’ll be prepared for the future. @Deloitte and @intel have developed a fit-for-purpose hardware and software framework and methodology to optimize AI workloads and – best of all – simplify the vast sea of choices. Are you considering AI
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Palmer Luckey’s Technology Evolving Into Weapon Systems
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Starting to look like a @PalmerLuckey weapon now
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Microsoft Introduces New Copilot+ PCs with Integrated AI Features
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Considering PC hardware upgrade with NPU for gaming and art
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Been thinking about upgrading my PC hardware soon. (I mostly work on macs and game/do art on PC.) Sounds like I should be looking into something with an NPU?
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Michael Kinsner Honored for SYCL Working Group Contributions
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Congratulations to our principal engineer, Michael Kinsner, for being honored by @thekhronosgroup for his work with the SYCL Working Group! Mike's passion & expertise have been key in advancing heterogeneous compute in C++. Proud to have him on our team! https://
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AI Trade Momentum: Nvidia, Applied Materials, Cisco Payoffs
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The TL Podcast for May 20th: The momentum in the AI trade Everyone is scrutinizing the AI payoff of every company, Nvidia will have another chance to prove its AI payoff this week, while Applied Materials and Cisco get some props for their own AI payoff, and absolutely one is
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Neural Networks, Big Data, and GPUs: Birth of Modern AI
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This is a really good summary of how the breakthroughs in Neural Network (AlexNet), Big Data (ImageNet) and GPUs led to the birth of modern AI and computer vision. Thank you @Kseniase_ and your @TheTuringPost !
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Low-cost 3D-printed hardware enables safe hands-on learning
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you pay it in reliability/strength but a thing i really love about low-cost 3d-printed hardware is how it can be so harmless by design (plastic made with low-cost motors). kids can just play and experiment with it without risks/supervision and that’s such an amazing way to learn pic.twitter.com/L4oqjCoB1t
— Thomas Wolf (@Thom_Wolf) 20 mai 2024you pay it in reliability/strength but a thing i really love about low-cost 3d-printed hardware is how it can be so harmless by design (plastic made with low-cost motors). kids can just play and experiment with it without risks/supervision and that’s such an amazing way to learn