Intel has made some games to showcase developer challenges #intelon removes hand coded cuda code and replaces it with oneapi. Replace FP32 with INT8 VNNI on 4th gen Xeon.
Announcing Intel ONDEMAND. Activate features on your Xeon CPU (?) They skipped over this slide
Announcing Geti for computer vision training, commercial availability Q4 #IntelON
Vision AI food management platform. Eliminate visual monitoring of food production. Uses RealSense (I thought that was mothballed?) #IntelON
How much salsa. Looks like needs more chips #intelon
Now talking about game QA and VDI
Running 8 game instances in VR using hybrid mode and hybrid core cpus
Intel Raptor Lake, Core i9-13900K, 5.8G, coming next month. Best gaming cpu. #intelon Best platform on the market, says pat. 6.0 GHz coming early next year.
50+ processors coming though the lifespan of 13th Gen
I asking the Q&A about customers buying Intel chiplets and getting them packaged elsewhere
On graphics, Pat recommits to the 3 gpu family (integrated, discrete, enterprise) for the long run. #IntelON Next gens in rapid development. Intel will be there. @RajaXg adds comments.
Comments about foundry due to @TheKanter question: to be a player you have to have volume. Intel is all about volume customers. Lots of fab build out to match that. Questions about which customers will pivot, but still
Question on downtown, recession, and capex build. @PGelsinger speaks about managed risk, recessions only last few Q, not years, whereas fab built out takes years, product dev takes years. Can't be driven by near term financials. Still need to manage, but invest longterm #IntelON
Q from @markhachman about AI in the consumer space. @PGelsinger responds saying 'can't say much because meteor lake hasn't been launched'. Talks about bringing user experience and standards across all Intel platforms with diff optimization points
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Ready for @intel #vision keynote with new CEO Lip-Bu Tan? Lots of eyes on this one. Starts on the hour. A 🧵
Some initial thoughts. LBT has to show he understands the company. He needs to showcase where Intel stands in key markets, and identify the direction to go in. If Pat was the aspirational, LBT has to be the pragmatist, and show it.
He's only been the role a month. I'm not expecting any major announcements or immediate changes in Intel's direction right now. He has some time for that for sure. LBT has to show how sharp he is, where he's focused, and what matters most.