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A vendor-neutral open source platform hosted by the Linux Foundation*. Intel© provides partners with reference implementations based on EdgeX.
LLVM is a free and open source compiler infrastructure originally built for C and C++.
Check out these examples of Intel LLVM-based
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A simple and efficient tools for predictive data
analysis. Intel® Extension for Scikit-Learn* is a
seamless way to speed up your scikit-learn
applications for machine learning to solve
real-world problems.
Guides & Tutorials
Guide
PyTorch* 2.0 with New Performance Features for AI Developers
Details on TorchInductor, GNN, INT8 Inference Optimization, and oneDNN Graph API.
Guide
Dances with Cores: Meet the CPU Control Plane Plugin for Kubernetes*
This pluggable mechanism allows for quick implementation of new algorithms.
Guide
Turn any video into a Van Gogh with BigDL
In this blog post we’ll explore advancements in video processing, particularly in video stylization.
Guide
What’s new in OpenFL 1.5
More scalability, flexibility and a new interface.
Guide
Cloud Native Data Plane: Leverage AF_XDP for Kubernetes*
Create unprivileged secure pods.
Use Case
Silence Noisy Neighbors in Kubernetes* with Class Resources
If your app is disturbed by noisy neighbors who abuse communal resources, here’s how to let your Kubernetes* applications run in peace.
Guide
Simplify Deployments with Intent-Driven Orchestration
IDO is a set of extensions to the Kubernetes* control plane that orchestrates workloads.
Use Case
Train Your Fraud Detection Model with Intel® Extension for scikit-learn*
The final installment of a three-part tutorial.
News
Security at Every Step: Why Software Supply Chains Are Critical
“The speed of development has really exacerbated trust problems and security problems,” Marcela Melara.
Why You Need a Software Bill of Materials
This humble but important document is gaining importance.
The Basics of Threat Modeling with John Squared
Security experts John Andersen and John Whiteman share advice on creating and maintaining good threat models as part of the software development lifecycle.
Meet a New Voice for Open Source: Open at Intel Podcast
Open at Intel is a brand-new podcast exploring the most intriguing conversations in the open source world brought to you by Intel’s Open Ecosystem group.
How OpenFL and Privacy Meter Empower Data Privacy
Anticipate potential risks and exercise tighter control.
An Inside Look at Open Source Culture at Intel
Over 19,000 engineers, participation in over 700 foundations and standard bodies plus contributions to dozens of projects.
How to Reduce the Climate Impact of Blockchains
Open source solutions must be part of the answer, a Linux Foundation Research report concludes.
What's in store for the latest
RISC-V development board
When a technology is hyped as “inevitable” and “without limits,” expectations are high.
Events
Highlights from the eBPF* Summit 2022
A bird’s-eye view of interesting projects and implementations using eBPF for different security solutions.
Inside the Level Up Lab at the Grace Hopper Celebration (GHC) 2022
170 attendees learned more about the Computer Vision Annotation Tool (CVAT).
Why the Future of Open Source Is Trust
Christopher Robinson (aka CRob) on the power of community.
What You Missed from the Open Source Summit North America 2022
Catch up on sessions and demos highlighting Intel's code optimizations and enabling.
Takeaways from Southern California Linux* Expo (SCaLE) 19x
Open Source Evangelist Katherine Druckman shares her favorite talks.
Join Us at the Open Source Summit Europe 2022
See you in Dublin, Ireland, September 13 to 16.