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I talked about Intel's acquisition of Nervana Systems on the podcast when it happened almost a year ago, so I was super excited to have an opportunity to sit down with Nervana co-founder Naveen Rao, who now leads Intel's newly formed AI Products Group, for the first show in our O'Reilly AI series. We talked about how Intel plans to extend its leadership position in general purpose compute into the AI realm by delivering silicon designed specifically for AI, end-to-end solutions including the cloud, enterprise data center, and the edge; and tools that let customers quickly productize and scale AI-based solutions.
I also spoke with Hanlin Tang, an algorithms engineer at Intel's AIPG, about two tools announced at the conference: version 2.0 of Intel Nervana's deep learning framework Neon, and Nervana Graph, a new toolset for expressing and running deep learning applications as a framework and hardware-independent computational graphs. Nervana Graph in particular sounds like a very interesting project, not to mention a smart move for Intel, and I'd encourage folks to take a look at their Github repo.
