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Intel unveils its first chips built for AI in the cloud

Intel is no stranger to AI-oriented chips, but now it’s turning its attention to those chips that might be thousands of miles away. The tech firm has introduced two new Nervana Neural Network Processors, the NNP-T1000 (below) and NNP-I1000 (above), that are Intel’s first ASICs designed explicitly for AI in the cloud. The NNT-T chip is meant for training AIs in a…
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Apple may reveal its 16-inch MacBook Pro tomorrow

Don’t worry, that fabled 16-inch MacBook Pro hasn’t vanished… in fact, it might be right around the corner. Bloomberg sources hear that Apple may introduce the revamped laptop “as soon as” November 13th (that’s tomorrow, if…
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Verizon’s Stream TV box costs $69, comes w/ Android TV, Disney+, and YouTube TV

In an effort to offer an alternative to traditional cable TV, Verizon has today launched its own set-top box. The Verizon Stream TV is launching today with Google’s Android TV and some free add-ons too. The Verizon Stream TV is launching today. The box will be available for free for 5G Home subscribers with each additional box costing $69.99. The box supports content up to 4K HDR and Google…
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Google Stadia app is now available on iPhone

Google Stadia will be available starting next week and now, the official app has just arrived on iPhone. However, there’s a catch to its availability. Available now on the App Store, the Google Stadia app for iOS is designed not to play games, but instead for managing your…
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Intel launches DevCloud for edge AI prototyping with OpenVINO

Intel today announced the launch of the Edge AI DevCloud, a way to prototype and test AI with the OpenVINO toolkit for edge devices like drones and cameras. Developers can use existing tools and frameworks to test and optimize models in OpenVINO for Intel hardware like CPUs or FPGAs for free. “With the launch of the Edge AI DevCloud, customers will now be able to model and simulate in the Deep…
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Facebook’s iOS app might be opening the camera in the background without your knowledge

Facebook’s iOS app appears to be activating the camera in the background of the app in some situations without a user’s knowledge. However, Facebook tells The Verge that it’s submitting a fix to address these issues to Apple today. There are a couple ways that this has been found to happen. One person found that the camera UI for Facebook Stories briefly appeared behind a video when they…
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