NVIDIA and Intel have announced a partnership focused on AI, data centers, and relative consumer products. The deal aims to produce a new class of hardware geared towards streamlining artificial intelligence. The agreement sees Intel producing chips that are optimized for NVIDIA’s NVLink technology for faster data transfers. It’s slated to combine NVIDIA’s graphics power with Intel’s x86 architecture that heads the PC market. Once Intel has developed the custom data center CPUs, NVIDIA will have servers capable of running complex AI models and cloud services. In light of this, NVIDIA is investing USD 5 billion into Intel at USD 23.28 per share. What do you guys think of the NVIDIA and Intel partnership? Got the official statement from Intel Corporation today and it turns out bigger than we originally expected and involves around 5,000 to 6,000 employees worldwide, including 1,800 in the Philippines. Read more in our articles including "NVIDIA and Intel announce partnership for AI, data centers, and PCs" and "Intel closes Malaysia, Philippines, Oregon & California Operations".
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Jan 21, 2009NVIDIA and Intel have announced a partnership focused on AI, data centers, and relative consumer products. The deal aims to produce a new class of hardware geared towards streamlining artificial intelligence.
The agreement sees Intel producing chips that are optimized for NVIDIA’s NVLink technology for faster data transfers. It’s slated to combine NVIDIA’s graphics power with Intel’s x86 architecture that heads the PC market. Once Intel has developed the custom data center CPUs, NVIDIA will have servers capable of running complex AI models and cloud services.
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