Intel’s advanced AI processors at Red Hat Summit [Video]

During Red Hat Summit in Denver this week, Red Hat Inc. announced plans to bring Intel Corp.’s most advanced artificial intelligence processors to its customers.

By making cloud-hosted versions of Intel’s Gaudi AI accelerators, along with the chipmaker’s Ultra and Core central processing units, Xeon, and the Arc graphics processing unit available, Red Hat is acknowledging the role that major chip suppliers such as Intel are having in the model-driven world of AI.

“The history of AI is really intertwined with the history of computing … we’ve had this massive explosion in data that we’ve been trying to harness the power of over the past couple of decades,” said Jeni Barovian (pictured, left), vice president and general manager of data center AI solutions strategy and product management at Intel. “Now what you have is the compute, the computational capability really catching up with the compute resources in these machines.”

Barovian spoke with theCUBE Research’s Rob Stretchay and Paul Gillin…