INTEL AND AIBLE PARTNER TO HELP BUSINESSES USING AI

Microprocessor manufacturer, Intel has partnered with a computer software provider, Aible, to help businesses take advantage of artificial intelligence for maximum impact.

The pairing of Intel processors and Aible’s software technology will provide a “serverless-first approach” to deliver quicker effects for customers. That would mean “allowing developers to build and run applications without having to manage servers, and build modern applications with increased agility and lower total cost of ownership (TCO).”

“Today’s enterprise IT infrastructure leaders face significant challenges building a foundation that is designed to help business teams drive value from AI initiatives in the data center.”, Intel Vice President and General Manager of Datacenter, AI, and Cloud Execution and Strategy, Kavitha Prasad.

“We’ve moved past talking about the potential of AI, as business teams across key industries are experiencing measurable business impact within days, using Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors with built-in Intel software optimizations with Aible.”, she added.

Intel states in its press release that the need for greater scalability and management of data has made it necessary for the Xeon Scalable processors containing “built-in AI acceleration [to] optimize a range of customer workload types and performance levels with consistent, open architecture”.

“Intel’s collaboration with Aible delivers innovations across data management and data operations, augmented data analytics, AI model training and inference and the entire augmented analytics workflow.”

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