Intel targets edgy 5G and AI with new chips, software

Intel has lifted the lid on new technologies for the edge and AI ahead of the Mobile World Congress conference including new Xeon D chips with integrated acceleration features and an updated OpenVINO toolkit for AI inferencing. The chipmaker said the world is moving towards software-defined network infrastructure, with …

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OpenVINO

Well, its friday. Open a vino? Don't mind if I do. Cheers!

[Simon Rockman]

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I suspect that these chips are around $10k, based on what other scalar Xeons cost, the move in OpenRAN is to cheap, small cells, with an aim for a $1k cell. I hope I'm wrong and the Intel device is on-trend but it's always very hard to get pricing info.

[Anonymous Coward]

Wake me when they hit production

Don't get me wrong. I read through these roadmaps and future chip designs.

But there's many a slip 'twixt the cup and the lip.

I like to see it announced but like to see it implemented far more.