At Intel Innovation, Pat Gelsinger announced general availability of the Intel® Developer Cloud. This new service breaks down barriers to hardware resources for developers building high-performance applications in AI, scientific computing, and graphics by providing cloud-based access to the latest Intel hardware, including 4th and 5th Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors, Intel® Data Center GPU Max Series 1100 and 1550, and Intel® Gaudi®2 processors for deep learning.
When using the Intel Developer Cloud, developers can build, test, and optimize AI and HPC applications. They can also run small- to large-scale AI training, model optimization, and inference workloads that deploy with performance and efficiency. Intel Developer Cloud is based on the open software foundation of oneAPI – the multiarchitecture, multivendor programming model that allows for a single codebase to be deployed across multiple processor types, including CPUs, GPUs, and AI accelerators – providing hardware choice and freedom from proprietary software tools for accelerated compute. Developers can access the latest Intel software developer tools powered by oneAPI, including the Intel® oneAPI Base Toolkit, Intel® HPC Toolkit, Intel® Rendering Toolkit, and a complete portfolio of Intel AI software tools.
To get an idea of what an exciting development this is, watch this interview with oneAPI evangelist James Reinders, in which he demos the new Intel Developer Cloud and gives a quick overview of the rich resources available.
You can also get an inside tour of the Intel Developer Cloud infrastructure by @ServeTheHome. Developers can access these services through three account types. Standard accounts can obtain free access to evaluate the latest Intel products and learning resources. Single-user Premium accounts get early pre-release access to upcoming products, as well as Intel premium support. Enterprise accounts provide team access, and 24x7 premium plus support.
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