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- Pre-Silicon Verification at Intel: Solving New Challenges in a Flexible, Supportive Work Culture
- Meet Intel’s SoC Engineers in this blog series highlighting the talented team creating and testing the technology at the core of our products. When Sam Mattord graduated from the University of Texas at Austin in 2012, he wanted two things—exciting work and stability. He found both when he joined Intel as an engineer focused on...
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- Intel AI Innovation on Display at AI Week in Israel
- Last November, Intel teamed up with the University of Tel Aviv and the Israel Innovation Authority to host AI Week, where 3,000 technologists, researchers, and data scientists from 29 countries gathered to discuss AI innovation across a multitude of industries. Intel was in good company alongside AI hyperscalers like Microsoft, Google, and Amazon, as well...
read more - Addressing the Memory Bottleneck in AI Model Training
- Healthcare workloads, particularly in medical imaging, may use more memory than other AI workloads because they often use higher resolution 3D images. In fact, many researchers are surprised to find how much memory these models use during both training and inference. In a recent publication, Intel, Dell, and the University of Florida demonstrate how the...
read more - Towards a European strategy for AI in Healthcare
- Leading to 2020 several European countries have launched their national AI strategies, the European Commission put forward a European approach to Artificial Intelligence, a Coordinated Plan on Artificial Intelligence “Made in Europe”, laid out the path for Building Trust in Human Centric Artificial Intelligence and set up a High-Level Expert Group on Artificial Intelligence (AI...
read more - IPAS: Security Advisories for January 2020
- Happy New Year! It may be the start of a new decade, but it is business as usual here in the Intel Product Assurance and Security (IPAS) group. This month, consistent with our commitment to transparency, we are releasing 6 security advisories addressing 6 vulnerabilities. Three of these, including the one with the highest CVSS...
read more - Computer Vision Paves the Way for Retail Vision 2020
- Enhanced customer experiences, more accurate supply chains—all made possible with computer vision and AI As we go into a new decade, savvy and visionary retailers will find new ways to bring new levels of efficiency and customer engagement to every touchpoint in the retail experience. They’ll achieve this through artificial intelligence (AI), computer vision, and other...
read more - Why We Need a CWE System for Hardware Security
- Today, cyber security attacks are becoming more prevalent and advanced than ever before, introducing a heightened need for better security. Implementing hardware-based security is widely recognized as a best practice, including technologies such as Intel SGX, Intel Boot Guard, Intel Hardware Shield and others. The existing Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE) system and Common Vulnerability and Exposures (CVE)...
read more - Exploring Deep Learning Face Recognition with Thermal Images
- Interactions with computer systems frequently benefit from the ability to detect information about the user or use environment. Image processing and analyzing techniques, including deep neural networks (DNNs), are often used for this purpose. However, many promising visual-processing applications, such as non-contact vital signs estimation and smart home monitoring, can involve private and or sensitive...
read more - Calling all Arizona teachers: Intel and Intel Foundation to fund 40 STEAM teacher grants
- Elizabeth Shipley is Public Affairs Director for Arizona and Latin America, directing Intel’s government affairs, community engagement and media relations. Ms. Shipley serves on the boards of Expect More Arizona and the East Valley Partnership. Before joining Intel, she was Executive Director, Communications and Board Services at Albuquerque Public Schools. Intel in Arizona, circa 1980...
read more - An Interview with Intel Poland’s “Super Intern”
- Imagine beginning as a summer intern and ending up as a speaker at an international developer’s conference. That’s just what one Intel intern did. Is a journey like that even possible? Turns out, it is. Especially when the summer intern shows passion, engagement, and a curious mind. That’s the case with Michal Paszkowski, a...
read more - Shedding Light on Undermapped Areas With AI and the American Red Cross
- In many areas of the world like the United States and Europe, easy access to maps is a given. A variety of services provide detailed maps of urban and rural areas, and even give additional information such as traffic conditions, business hours, and mass transit schedules. But in many parts of the world it is...
read more - The Coolest Part About Engineering at Intel? For Max, It’s Working on Products That Matter.
- Meet Intel’s SoC Engineers in this blog series highlighting the talented team creating and testing the technology at the core of our products. Interested in a career as a Verification Engineer, check out these open positions. For Max Korbel, there’s nothing better than having a complex problem to solve. He loves digging in and finding...
read more - Get Ready for the Next Generation of Hyperconvenient Self-Service Kiosks
- From remote management to AI that puts an end to the “banana trick,” the latest capabilities make self-service kiosks incredibly convenient and deliver new experiences at stores, restaurants, banks, and more. Self-service kiosks have made it possible for retailers and quick-service restaurants (QSRs) to cater to more customers with less hands-on help from employees. They’ve...
read more - Building a Career in SoC: “As the Chips Grew, I Grew with Them”
- Meet Intel’s SoC Engineers in this blog series highlighting the talented team creating and testing the technology at the core of our products. A little over 28 years ago, Prasanna Shah joined Intel’s rotation program as a new college graduate. He says it was sheer luck—and the help of a few mentors—that landed him in...
read more - AI Drives Innovation in Medical Imaging
- Artificial intelligence (AI) is being hailed as one of the greatest tools in radiology, with the potential to improve clinician productivity, patient experience, safety and clinical outcomes. This enthusiasm was clearly demonstrated with capital investments in AI-focused imaging startups reaching almost $580 million—more than double the 2017 amount, with over 90 of those solutions cleared...
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