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Intel Chip Chat is a recurring podcast series focused on Intel technologies that brings you news, information and interviews from the chipmakers themselves. Hosted by Intel employee Allyson Klein since 2007, past topics have included microarchitecture and silicon innovation, accelerators, virtualization technology, storage, interconnect technologies, mobility, data center technologies, energy-efficient performance and design, cloud computing, Intel research and upcoming technologies. Each informal Q&A with an expert runs about six minutes long and covers technologies such as Intel microarchitecture; PCI Express* Technology; Intel QuickAssist Technology; WiMAX; Mobile Internet Devices; Intel Xeon, Itanium and AtomTM processors; ENERGY STAR*; Intel QuickPath Technology; Intel Virtualization Technology; tera-scale computing; 45nm and 32nm advances; and Intel Developer Forum highlights.
Update frequency:
every 9 days
Average audio length:
11 minutes
English
United States
590 episodes
since April 26, 2016
episodic
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In this Intel Conversations in the Cloud audio podcast: Michal Lukac, co-founder and machine learning engineer at Ximilar, joins host Jake Smith to talk about how the artificial intelligence (AI) startup uses Intel Xeon Scalable processors and the Intel OpenVINO toolkit to increase performance and …
In this Intel Conversations in the Cloud audio podcast: Ganesh Iyer, CTO of Knowledge Lens, joins host Jake Smith to talk about how Knowledge Lens improves inference time on Intel Xeon Scalable servers and uses Intel OpenVINO to reduce processor space consumption. Ganesh also goes into detail about…
In this Intel Conversations in the Cloud audio podcast: Ryan Champlain, Senior Director of Product Marketing at SAP, and Vishal Sanghvi, Global Director of SAP Marketing at Intel, joins host Jake Smith to talk about the future of Intel and SAP’s partnership that has lasted for over twenty-five year…
In this Intel Conversations in the Cloud audio podcast: Nir Shavit, co-founder of Neural Magic, joins host Jake Smith to talk about enabling convolutional neural networks to run on commodity CPUs. Nir speaks to how his background as a professor researching the connectivity maps of brain tissue and …
In this Intel Conversations in the Cloud audio podcast: Vishal Rai, cofounder and CEO of Embold, joins host Jake Smith to talk about how AI software is changing the planet and why static code analysis is more important than ever before. The two talk about how quickly software development is evolvin…
In this Intel Conversations in the Cloud audio podcast: Anshuman Pandey, founder & CEO of NimbleBox, joins host Jake Smith to talk about the company’s one-stop-shop platform for AI developers. With an easy-to-use web app, developers can quickly deploy models in a cloud-based system and focus o…
In this Intel Conversations in the Cloud audio podcast: Thevi Sundaralingam, who leads the Intel Edge Software Hub Product Management and Strategy team, joins host Jake Smith to talk about how Intel works with a broad number of IoT developers on application use cases for edge deployment by providin…
Roland Mesters, founder of Nordigen, joins host Jake Smith to talk about how the fintech company provides transaction-based analytics for income verification and affordability checks by leveraging machine learning in open banking. The two talk about how open banking is changing the finance industry…
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