Intel Vision 2022

Christoph Schell, executive vice president and chief commercial officer, Sales, Marketing and Communications Group at Intel Corporation, greets the audience at the opening of Intel Vision 2022 on May 10 in Dallas. During the hybrid event, Intel’s leaders will announce advancements across silicon, software and services, showcasing how Intel brings together technologies and the ecosystem to unlock business value for customers today and in the future. (Credit: Walden Kirsch/Intel Corporation)

Pat Gelsinger, Intel CEO, speaks at Intel Vision 2022 on May 10 in Dallas. During the hybrid event, Intel’s leaders announced advancements across silicon, software and services, showcasing how Intel brings together technologies and the ecosystem to unlock business value for customers today and in the future. (Credit: Walden Kirsch/Intel Corporation)

Christoph Schell (left), executive vice president and chief commercial officer, Sales, Marketing and Communications Group at Intel Corporation, and Michelle Johnston Holthaus, executive vice president and general manager of the Client Computing Group at Intel Corporation, speak at Intel Vision 2022 on May 10 in Dallas. During the hybrid event, Intel’s leaders announced advancements across silicon, software and services, showcasing how Intel brings together technologies and the ecosystem to unlock business value for customers today and in the future. (Credit: Walden Kirsch/Intel Corporation)

Michelle Johnston Holthaus (left), executive vice president and general manager of the Client Computing Group at Intel Corporation, speaks with Rob Summers, enterprise solutions architect at Intermountain Healthcare, at Intel Vision 2022 on May 10 in Dallas. During the hybrid event, Intel’s leaders announced advancements across silicon, software and services, showcasing how Intel brings together technologies and the ecosystem to unlock business value for customers today and in the future. (Credit: Walden Kirsch/Intel Corporation)

Sandra Rivera, executive vice president and general manager of the Datacenter and AI Group at Intel Corporation, displays a wafer holding 4th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors (code-named Sapphire Rapids) before the opening of Intel Vision 2022 on May 10 in Dallas. During the hybrid event, Intel’s leaders will announce advancements across silicon, software and services, showcasing how Intel brings together technologies and the ecosystem to unlock business value for customers today and in the future. (Credit: Walden Kirsch/Intel Corporation)

Nick McKeown (left), senior vice president and general manager of the Network and Edge Group at Intel Corporation, speaks with Jilea Hemmings (center) and Jamie Hemmings, the founders of Nourish + Bloom, at Intel Vision 2022 on May 10 in Dallas. During the hybrid event, Intel’s leaders announced advancements across silicon, software and services, showcasing how Intel brings together technologies and the ecosystem to unlock business value for customers today and in the future. (Credit: Walden Kirsch/Intel Corporation)

Christoph Schell (left), executive vice president and chief commercial officer, Sales, Marketing and Communications Group at Intel Corporation, speaks with Raja Koduri, executive vice president and general manager of the Accelerated Computing Systems and Graphics Group, at Intel Vision 2022 on May 10 in Dallas. During the hybrid event, Intel’s leaders announced advancements across silicon, software and services, showcasing how Intel brings together technologies and the ecosystem to unlock business value for customers today and in the future. (Credit: Walden Kirsch/Intel Corporation)

Rick Stevens, laboratory director for Computing, Environment and Life Sciences at Argonne National Laboratory, speaks at Intel Vision 2022 on May 10 in Dallas. During the hybrid event, Intel’s leaders announced advancements across silicon, software and services, showcasing how Intel brings together technologies and the ecosystem to unlock business value for customers today and in the future. (Credit: Walden Kirsch/Intel Corporation)

Marcus Kennedy, general manager of Gaming, Creator and Esports Segment at Intel Corporation, speaks at Intel Vision 2022 on May 10 in Dallas. During the hybrid event, Intel’s leaders announced advancements across silicon, software and services, showcasing how Intel brings together technologies and the ecosystem to unlock business value for customers today and in the future. (Credit: Walden Kirsch/Intel Corporation)

Greg Lavender, chief technology officer, senior vice president and general manager of the Software and Advanced Technology Group at Intel Corporation, speaks at Intel Vision 2022 on May 11 in Dallas. During the hybrid event, Intel’s leaders announced advancements across silicon, software and services, showcasing how Intel brings together technologies and the ecosystem to unlock business value for customers today and in the future. (Credit: Walden Kirsch/Intel Corporation)

Greg Lavender, chief technology officer, senior vice president and general manager of the Software and Advanced Technology Group at Intel Corporation, speaks at Intel Vision 2022 on May 11 in Dallas. During the hybrid event, Intel’s leaders announced advancements across silicon, software and services, showcasing how Intel brings together technologies and the ecosystem to unlock business value for customers today and in the future. (Credit: Walden Kirsch/Intel Corporation)

Jason Martin, principal engineer, Security Solutions Lab, and manager of the Secure Intelligence Team at Intel Labs, speaks at Intel Vision 2022 on May 11 in Dallas. During the hybrid event, Intel’s leaders announced advancements across silicon, software and services, showcasing how Intel brings together technologies and the ecosystem to unlock business value for customers today and in the future. (Credit: Walden Kirsch/Intel Corporation)

Moderator Kim Zetter (from left), leads a roundtable presentation with Greg Lavender, chief technology officer at Intel Corporation, Jamie Thomas from IBM and Mark Russinovich from Microsoft Azure (who joined virtually) at Intel Vision 2022 on May 11 in Dallas. During the hybrid event, Intel’s leaders announced advancements across silicon, software and services, showcasing how Intel brings together technologies and the ecosystem to unlock business value for customers today and in the future. (Credit: Walden Kirsch/Intel Corporation)

Moderator Kim Zetter (from left), leads a roundtable presentation with Greg Lavender, chief technology officer at Intel Corporation, and Jamie Thomas from IBM at Intel Vision 2022 on May 11 in Dallas. (Mark Russinovich from Microsoft Azure joined virtually.) During the hybrid event, Intel’s leaders announced advancements across silicon, software and services, showcasing how Intel brings together technologies and the ecosystem to unlock business value for customers today and in the future. (Credit: Walden Kirsch/Intel Corporation)

Intel unveils seven new 12th Gen Intel Core HX processors based on Intel’s performance hybrid architecture. The seven new mobile processors extend the 12th Gen H-series family and were introduced on May 10, 2022. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Intel unveils seven new 12th Gen Intel Core HX processors based on Intel’s performance hybrid architecture. The seven new mobile processors extend the 12th Gen H-series family and were introduced on May 10, 2022. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Intel unveils seven new 12th Gen Intel Core HX processors based on Intel’s performance hybrid architecture. The seven new mobile processors extend the 12th Gen H-series family and were introduced on May 10, 2022. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Intel introduces seven new 55-watt 12th Gen Intel core mobile processors for peak workstation and enthusiast performance. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Intel introduces seven new 55-watt 12th Gen Intel core mobile processors for peak workstation and enthusiast performance. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

A photo shows the Habana Gaudi2 Mezzanine Card. On May 10, 2022, Habana Labs, Intel's data center team focused on AI deep learning processor technologies, launched its second-generation deep learning processors for training and inference: Habana Gaudi2 and Habana Greco. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Gaudi2 Delivers ~2x vs. A100 on Popular Vision & NLP Models (Credit: Intel Corporation)

On May 10th at Intel Vision, Argonne National Laboratory provided an update on installation progress of the Aurora supercomputer. It is a massive 10k square foot area. The team has been busy installing the system’s compute racks. Already installed are the DAOS storage system, management nodes, and cooling infrastructure. There are 44,000 gallons of water flowing through the system to keep it cool. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

On May 10th at Intel Vision, Intel and Argonne National Laboratory showed a fly-through video of one of the blades that will power the Aurora supercomputer. What is shown is how the blade goes in to one part of so many racks that will ultimately power the supercomputer.  (Credit: Intel Corporation)

On May 10th at Intel Vision, Intel and Argonne National Laboratory showed a fly-through video of  one of the blades that will power the Aurora supercomputer. It comprises of two Intel Xeon processors, code-named Sapphire Rapids with High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) and six Intel data center GPUs, code-named Ponte Vecchio. The blades are connected to other nodes, that go into a switch that scales out to make up a part of the Aurora supercomputer.  (Credit: Intel Corporation)

On May 10th at Intel Vision, Intel shared further details on its Intel data center GPU, code-named Arctic Sound-M. This versatile GPU, accelerates media transcode, visual graphics and inference in the cloud.  (Credit: Intel Corporation)