Arria

Intel on Wednesday introduced a new series of computer vision accelerators powered by a combination of Movidius chips and Arria FPGAs. Dubbed the Vision Accelerator Design series, the new devices are designed to simplify the development and manufacturing of devices featuring computer vision. The vision accelerators will be available to select customers of Intel. While Intel is not publicly announcing specific SKUs, the accelerators will be available with either Intel's Movidius VPUs or their Arria 10 FPGAs, and will come in PCIe, mini PCIe, and M.2 form factors. The Movidius-based devices are primarily intended for edge devices – think cameras, low-power servers, and the like – while the Arria 10 devices are higher power and meant for what Intel is dubbing "edge servers". Being based...

Intel Shows Xeon Scalable Gold 6138P with Integrated FPGA, Shipping to Vendors

Part of the story behind the Xeon Scalable platform, built upon server-level Skylake processing cores with AVX-512 and a new mesh topology, was that the CPU was designed to...

32 by Ian Cutress on 5/17/2018

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