Intel Corp plans to expand the Intel Developer Cloud to allow customers to try a range of new chips before they hit the market, a move it hopes will lure more application developers to use its ...

The need to enhance developers’ productivity, test products in the cloud before shipping to the market and have great-performing processors has been on the rise. With digital transformation changing ...

Edge computing is nothing new. But creating applications and solutions at the edge that leverage the cloud for analytics, as well as utilizing a network as efficiently as possible, can be challenging.

Intel Corp. said at its second annual Intel Innovation event today that it’s bringing some of its most advanced technologies to the Intel Developer Cloud platform. At the same time, the company ...

Intel plans to expand its developer cloud so that its customers can test out new chips up to a year ahead of mass production. The Santa Clara, California-based company is making many of its most ...

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You and your managers want to know that the AI models you're testing will run efficiently and cost-effectively in production – and with the power of Intel DevCloud, you can. DevCloud is an all-in-one ...

Today Intel introduced the oneAPI DevCloud to make it easier and more productive for coders currently working from home. oneAPI is a cross-industry, open, standards-based unified programming model ...

Intel CEO Patrick Gelsinger announced that the company’s Developer Cloud is being expanded to give developers and partners early access to Intel technologies. At its second annual Intel Innovation ...