On Day 2 of Intel Innovation, the chip big illustrated its efforts and investments to foster an open ecosystem catalyze neighborhood innovation, from silicon to methods to apps and throughout all ranges of the software program stack.
Intel launched new instruments to help builders in synthetic intelligence, safety and quantum computing, and introduced the primary prospects of its new Mission Amber attestation service. “We’re making good on our software-first technique by empowering an open ecosystem that can allow us to collectively and repeatedly innovate,” stated Intel chief know-how officer Greg Lavender. “We’re dedicated members of the developer neighborhood and our breadth and depth of {hardware} and software program belongings facilitate the scaling of alternatives for all by means of co-innovation and collaboration.”
In his keynote, Lavender emphasised Intel’s dedication to openness, selection and belief, starting with oneAPI: a cross-industry, open, standards-based programming mannequin that permits builders to decide on one of the best structure for the particular downside they’re making an attempt to resolve. Constructing on oneAPI adoption and implementation progress, the initiative is shifting to a neighborhood discussion board to form the long run route of oneAPI and handle the evolving wants of builders, software program distributors, nationwide labs, researchers and silicon distributors. Codeplay, an Intel subsidiary offering cross-platform implementations of SYCL and oneAPI instruments will now assume duty for the oneAPI growth neighborhood.
The Intel oneAPI 2023 toolkits will ship in December with help for the newest and upcoming new CPU, GPU and FPGA architectures, and embrace instruments just like the open supply SYCLomatic compatibility device. SYCLomatic assists changing CUDA supply code to SYCL supply code, thus giving builders selection in computing architectures.
Intel additionally introduced six extra training and analysis establishments which have fashioned oneAPI Facilities of Excellence to broaden oneAPI help in vital functions and lengthen oneAPI instructional curriculum growth. The brand new COEs embrace Faculty of Software program and Microelectronics of Peking College, Science and Know-how Amenities Council within the UK, Technion Israel Institute of Know-how, College of Utah in collaboration with Lawrence Livermore Nationwide Laboratory (LLNL), College of California San Diego and the Zuse Institute Berlin.
For builders trying to construct new AI options in a quick, environment friendly and industry-specific method, Intel launched three new AI reference kits for healthcare: doc automation, illness prediction and medical imaging diagnostics. Builders can discover them on GitHub, alongside the 4 kits launched in July.
“Our objective is to make it straightforward for builders to get one of the best software program know-how by means of the open supply ecosystem or as Intel-delivered merchandise,” Lavender stated. And although they could not understand it, some 90% of builders are utilizing software program developed or optimized by Intel, in keeping with a International Growth Survey carried out by Evans Knowledge Corp. in 2021. Amongst many examples, Intel has been a prime contributor to the Linux kernel for over a decade, and not too long ago helped combine the oneDNN efficiency library to TensorFlow, robotically bringing as much as a 3x efficiency enchancment to the hundreds of thousands that use the favored AI framework.
Lavender additionally detailed progress towards post-quantum cryptography, part of Intel’s three-phased method to handle threats posed by quantum computer systems outlined at Intel Imaginative and prescient in Might. Latest developments towards standardization and elevating the urgency of alternatives and dangers “are main steps ahead for our {industry} because it prepares to be Y2Q-ready or quantum-resistant by 2030,” Lavender stated. “Many imagine Y2Q could have an even bigger impression than the ‘millennium bug’ within the yr 2000.”
As a part of Intel’s objective to convey neuromorphic know-how to industrial actuality, Intel Labs introduced new instruments for builders together with Kapoho Level, a stackable multi-board platform primarily based on the Loihi 2 analysis chip, updates to its Lava open software program growth framework and the addition of latest members and eight Intel-sponsored college tasks to the Intel Neuromorphic Analysis Group (INRC).
Intel launched new instruments to help builders in synthetic intelligence, safety and quantum computing, and introduced the primary prospects of its new Mission Amber attestation service. “We’re making good on our software-first technique by empowering an open ecosystem that can allow us to collectively and repeatedly innovate,” stated Intel chief know-how officer Greg Lavender. “We’re dedicated members of the developer neighborhood and our breadth and depth of {hardware} and software program belongings facilitate the scaling of alternatives for all by means of co-innovation and collaboration.”
In his keynote, Lavender emphasised Intel’s dedication to openness, selection and belief, starting with oneAPI: a cross-industry, open, standards-based programming mannequin that permits builders to decide on one of the best structure for the particular downside they’re making an attempt to resolve. Constructing on oneAPI adoption and implementation progress, the initiative is shifting to a neighborhood discussion board to form the long run route of oneAPI and handle the evolving wants of builders, software program distributors, nationwide labs, researchers and silicon distributors. Codeplay, an Intel subsidiary offering cross-platform implementations of SYCL and oneAPI instruments will now assume duty for the oneAPI growth neighborhood.
The Intel oneAPI 2023 toolkits will ship in December with help for the newest and upcoming new CPU, GPU and FPGA architectures, and embrace instruments just like the open supply SYCLomatic compatibility device. SYCLomatic assists changing CUDA supply code to SYCL supply code, thus giving builders selection in computing architectures.
Intel additionally introduced six extra training and analysis establishments which have fashioned oneAPI Facilities of Excellence to broaden oneAPI help in vital functions and lengthen oneAPI instructional curriculum growth. The brand new COEs embrace Faculty of Software program and Microelectronics of Peking College, Science and Know-how Amenities Council within the UK, Technion Israel Institute of Know-how, College of Utah in collaboration with Lawrence Livermore Nationwide Laboratory (LLNL), College of California San Diego and the Zuse Institute Berlin.
For builders trying to construct new AI options in a quick, environment friendly and industry-specific method, Intel launched three new AI reference kits for healthcare: doc automation, illness prediction and medical imaging diagnostics. Builders can discover them on GitHub, alongside the 4 kits launched in July.
“Our objective is to make it straightforward for builders to get one of the best software program know-how by means of the open supply ecosystem or as Intel-delivered merchandise,” Lavender stated. And although they could not understand it, some 90% of builders are utilizing software program developed or optimized by Intel, in keeping with a International Growth Survey carried out by Evans Knowledge Corp. in 2021. Amongst many examples, Intel has been a prime contributor to the Linux kernel for over a decade, and not too long ago helped combine the oneDNN efficiency library to TensorFlow, robotically bringing as much as a 3x efficiency enchancment to the hundreds of thousands that use the favored AI framework.
Lavender additionally detailed progress towards post-quantum cryptography, part of Intel’s three-phased method to handle threats posed by quantum computer systems outlined at Intel Imaginative and prescient in Might. Latest developments towards standardization and elevating the urgency of alternatives and dangers “are main steps ahead for our {industry} because it prepares to be Y2Q-ready or quantum-resistant by 2030,” Lavender stated. “Many imagine Y2Q could have an even bigger impression than the ‘millennium bug’ within the yr 2000.”
As a part of Intel’s objective to convey neuromorphic know-how to industrial actuality, Intel Labs introduced new instruments for builders together with Kapoho Level, a stackable multi-board platform primarily based on the Loihi 2 analysis chip, updates to its Lava open software program growth framework and the addition of latest members and eight Intel-sponsored college tasks to the Intel Neuromorphic Analysis Group (INRC).
