In this Intel Conversations in the Cloud audio podcast: Helen Kim from MaxLinear (previously NanoSemi, Inc.) joins host Jake Smith to talk about reducing compute resources to achieve target accuracies in deep neural networks. Helen goes into detail about MaxLinear’s Augmented Neuron technology, which mathematically augments neural networks to reduce memory usage and latency. Jake and Helen discuss how Intel’s oneDNN and other tools are making AI advancements easier for partners and how the future of 5G will impact the larger industry.

For more information, visit:
nanosemitech.com/benchmarks-show-maxlinears-augmented-neuron-reduces-resnet50-cost-by-2x

Follow Jake on Twitter at:
twitter.com/jakesmithintel

Tags: 5G, Audio Podcast, Augmented Neuron technology, Cloud Computing, Conversation in the Cloud, Deep Neural Networks, Helen Kim, Intel, Jake Smith, MaxLinear, NanoSemi, neural networks, oneDNN, reducing compute resources
 
Posted in: Intel, Intel Conversations in the Cloud