Intel Innovation 2023 Highlights – insideBIGDATA

Tuesday morning (Sept. 19, 2023), Intel kicked off its third annual developer event, Intel Innovation 2023, virtually and in San Jose, California. During the Day 1 keynote, “Developing the Future of the Siliconomy,” Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, and a variety of customers, unveiled an array of technologies and applications that bring artificial intelligence everywhere and make it more accessible across all workloads.

Attendees took in a wealth of news and knowledge — spanning hardware, software, chip design, packaging, security and more — all intended to make it easier for developers to create solutions to the world’s biggest challenges and to improve the life of every person on the planet.

Intel confirmed its aggressive five-nodes-in-four-years process technology plan remains on track, and it demonstrated the world’s first multi-chiplet package using UCIe interconnects.
Intel announced the Dec. 14 launch of both the 5th Gen Intel^® Xeon^® processors and Intel® Core™ Ultra processors, underscoring the company’s focus on product innovation and return to consistent execution.
Pat Gelsinger announced general availability of the Intel^® Developer Cloud for building and testing high-performance applications like AI, including the detail that it is already in use by customers.
The company revealed new details on next-generation Intel® Xeon® processors, including major advances in power efficiency and performance, and an E-core processor with 288 cores.
o help developers unlock new AI capabilities, the company revealed new and forthcoming Intel software solutions, including the 2023.1 release of the Intel® Distribution of OpenVINO™ toolkit.

Watch a condensed version of Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger’s Intel Innovation Day 1 keynote:

Greg Lavender, Intel’s chief technology officer, presented the Intel Innovation Day 2 keynote (September 20, 2023) with a focus on how Intel hardware and software work together to accelerate the convergence of artificial intelligence and security: