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Intel debuts the Xeon 6 processor, aiming to modernize data centers to tackle enterprise AI workloads

June 4, 2024
Intel has announced its Xeon 6 chip to ensure that data centers can handle the workloads needed as more companies start to deploy AI apps and models. The processor comes with two microarchitectures, an efficient core (E-core) and a performance core (P-core) and will be available in the 6700 and 6900 platform offerings. However, only the 6700 E-core version will launch on June 4. The 6900 P-core…
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Research vs. development: Where is the moat in AI?

June 3, 2024
Research and development (R&D) is really a chimera — the mythological creature with two distinctive heads on one body. Researchers have strong academic backgrounds and regularly publish papers, apply for patents and work on ideas that are likely to come to fruition…
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AMD unveils CPU, NPU and GPU strategy for AI data centers

June 3, 2024
Advanced Micro Devices CEO Lisa Su talked about her company’s chip architecture strategy for AI data centers and AI PCs at the Computex trade show in Taiwan.She spelled out AMD’s plans for its central processing unit (CPU), neural processing unit (NPU) and graphics processing unit GPU architectures powering end-to-end AI infrastructure from the data center to PCs. AMD unveiled an expanded AMD…
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6079 aims to decentralize AI services with the help of AI Prize Fight esports tournament

May 31, 2024
The team at AI Layer has an interesting project called 6079, a reference to Winston Smith, the protagonist of the cautionary book 1984 by George Orwell, which warned readers of totalitarian rule. In similar fashion, the 6079 “free think” movement stands for the inherent right of every individual to think independently, to challenge without fear, to explore without limits. Oddly enough, this…
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Kinetix and Overdare put generative AI in gamers’ hands

May 30, 2024
Kinetix, the generative AI startup creating user-generated emotes (UGE) for video games, has teamed up with Overdare to put generative AI in the hands of gamers. Overdare is a user-generated content (UGC) platform from South Korean publishing giant Krafton. Today, the companies are placing the power of generative AI directly into the hands of gamers. Enabling completely new, previously impossible…
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