Parallel Computing for AI with Intel Sr. Fellow Pradeep Dubey | Intel
37In this InTechnology video, Camille chats with Pradeep Dubey, Intel Senior Fellow at Intel Labs, about parallel computing. They explore how parallel computing works, why we need it, how it uses machine learning and AI to process data and make sense of it, how to design systems and architecture for parallel computing, how it will enable machines to help humans in their decision-making, and more.
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