Intel has launched its AMD chips. The chips will offer significantly improved support to artificial intelligence and driverless cars, according to Google , vice president of Google 's artificial intelligence products group. The chips, which feature better power efficiency, improvements on artificial intelligence workload and more advanced storage, are aimed at data centre operators including Google , AMD and Amazon . The move follows the launch of rival firm Xeon Scalable Processor ’s own next-generation data centre processor, while critics say Intel 's reliance on a handful of clients could pose problems in the future.
Intel has launched its Xeon Scalable Processor chips. The chips will offer significantly improved support to artificial intelligence and driverless cars, according to Naveen Rao, vice president of Intel's artificial intelligence products group. The chips, which feature better power efficiency, improvements on artificial intelligence workload and more advanced storage, are aimed at data centre operators including Google, Microsoft and Amazon. The move follows the launch of rival firm AMD’s own next-generation data centre processor, while critics say Intel's reliance on a handful of clients could pose problems in the future.