It features Intel’s first 10 core desktop processor with up to 20 threads for handling many compute-intensive workloads simultaneously, platform scalability with 40 PCIe lanes for system expansion with graphics cards and SSDs, and new levels of performance with the new Intel Turbo Boost Max Technology 3.0 and quad-channel memory support that sets a new bar for what a PC can do. The new Intel Core i7 processor Extreme Edition family is designed for the needs of today’s “mega-tasking” gamers and content creators. Intel announced the Intel® Core™ i7 processor Extreme Edition, the company’s most powerful desktop processor ever. As the industry enters an entirely new era defined by immersive experiences, high-end gaming and content creation, Intel is committed to driving a regular cadence of innovation in the PC across 2 in 1s, gaming, and entry segments. Intel has a long, storied heritage of continually pushing the boundaries of computing. Continuing to push the boundaries of PC innovation Intel also began shipping pilot systems of Intel Xeon E5-2600v4 with integrated FPGA for machine learning applications.ģ.
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To address this opportunity, Intel highlighted a full portfolio for machine learning workloads and showcased how the upcoming Intel Xeon Phi family will provide good performance per watt per dollar for deep learning customers. From autonomous driving to media to health, technology is freeing human potential with intensive compute power operating on massive datasets.
The machine learning revolution is expanding insights across every form of computing.
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By combining the performance of Intel® Xeon® processors with the graphics power of Intel® Iris Pro graphics P580, Intel’s most advanced graphic processor, the product family enables service providers to pack more video streams into a single server or appliance for a minimized data center footprint and reduced power consumption.Īs an example, Intel showed a 360-degree live-streamed virtual reality jazz concert delivered from the legendary Blue Note Jazz Club in New York to Computex using hardware-assisted 4K video delivery on Intel Xeon E3v5 servers.Īnd with every experience comes enormous amounts of data. To cost-effectively accelerate video and enable secure, remote delivery of graphic-intensive applications, Intel introduced the Intel® Xeon® processor E3-1500 v5 product family. Visual cloud, machine learning unlock human potentialĪs video approaches 80 percent of all Internet traffic*, delivering visual content quickly and efficiently via the cloud is a top priority for service providers. At Computex, Diane Bryant, executive vice president and general manager of the Data Center Group, and Navin Shenoy, corporate vice president and general manager for the Client Computing Group, will jointly share the stage to describe new technologies, products and collaborations that will help accelerate this virtuous cycle of growth.Ģ. Last month, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich discussed how the company is evolving from a PC company to one that powers the cloud and billions of smart, connected computing devices.
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