Intel’s Platform-Led Approach to Edge Solutions
February 15, 2024 | Intel CorporationEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
The race is on to scale AI at the edge. Intel offers an open, modular, unified, platform-led approach that will make it easier for communication service providers, developers, infrastructure operators and enterprises to develop, deploy, run and manage scalable edge solutions.
Just as open standards and software-defined networks played a crucial role in the advancement of cloud computing, these same principles accelerate the deployment of edge AI solutions. By integrating software, hardware and platform solutions explicitly developed for AI at the edge, Intel is creating a digital ecosystem that supports AI capabilities wherever they are needed.
In Mobile World Live, Sachin Katti, senior vice president and general manager of the Network and Edge Group at Intel Corporation, writes: “The lifeblood of an AI future is an open ecosystem that enables choice and helps developers port applications across boundaries and vendors. This means developing platforms and solutions that lift the world’s physical infrastructure up into software with ubiquitous and seamless connectivity everywhere.”
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