February 5, 2020

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Getting the AI you want on the infrastructure you know: 2 deep-dive case studies of AI on CPU

Getting the AI you want on the infrastructure you know: 2 deep-dive case studies of AI on CPU

Kushal Datta specializes in optimizing AI applications on CPUs; hear two of his latest customer success stories and get the details behind the technical collaboration that led to incredible performance for AI on CPU.
Talk Title Getting the AI you want on the infrastructure you know: 2 deep-dive case studies of AI on CPU
Speakers Kushal Datta (Intel)
Conference O’Reilly Artificial Intelligence Conference
Conf Tag Put AI to Work
Location San Jose, California
Date September 10-12, 2019
URL Talk Page
Slides Talk Slides
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Thanks to new software optimizations and built-in hardware acceleration, the Intel CPUs on which the world runs have never been more performant for running AI applications than they are today—and it’s only getting better. Kushal Datta specializes in optimizing AI applications on CPUs; hear two of his latest customer success stories and get the details behind the technical collaboration that led to incredible performance for AI on CPU.

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