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Intel and Microsoft joint developer day highlights OpenVINO toolkit’s impact on small language model deployment
OUR TAKEThe Joint Developer Day, which was held in Shanghai by Intel and Microsoft Reactor, was focused on making small language models (SLM) more widely used and more effective by using Intel’s OpenVINO toolkit. This event brought together top technical experts from both companies, offering in-dept…
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OUR TAKEThe Joint Developer Day, which was held in Shanghai by Intel and Microsoft Reactor, was focused on making small language models (SLM) more widely used and more effective by using Intel’s OpenVINO toolkit. This event brought together top technical experts from both…
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OUR TAKE The Joint Developer Day, which was held in Shanghai by Intel and Microsoft Reactor, was focused on making small language models (SLM) more widely used and more effective by using Intel’s OpenVINO toolkit. This event brought together top technical experts from both companies, offering in-depth sessions to help developers use AI in different ways. It shows a key change towards easier and more powerful AI tools that could make it easier for more people to use AI. This could lead to more creative applications and solutions across industries, while also raising important questions about data security and the ethical use of AI. –Heidi Luo, BTW reporter Intel and Microsoft Reactor hosted a joint developer day on Saturday at the Zhangjiang Artificial Intelligence Island in Shanghai. The event focused on the efficient deployment and optimisation of small language models(SML) and was designed to help developers master the ability to build applications based on Phi-3 + OpenVINO.
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The release of Microsoft’s Phi-3 family of models enables SLM deployment on edge computing platforms and personal laptops. Based on the Intel AI PC and new OpenVINO toolkits , developers can quickly deploy Phi-3 to support the development of AI applications. Technical experts from Microsoft and Intel shared various aspects covering the latest OpenVINO technology highlights and demo presentations, the combination of Phi-3 and OpenVINO, and the analysis of Intel’s AI PC architecture. The conference also featured a hands-on demonstration of the new Intel Core Ultra processor-based AI PC, which allowed developers to experience the power of Intel’s latest processor. Also read: Microsoft launches lightweight AI model Phi-3-mini
Key Points
- Experts from Intel and Microsoft talked about optimising AI applications using the OpenVINO toolkit for better performance on personal and edge devices.
- New advances in AI technology showcased in Shanghai promise to accelerate application development, creating both opportunities and challenges for data security.
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