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An interesting counterpoint here. I have a friend who works for Intel as an algorithms engineer for their self-driving vehicle acquisition (Mobileye). Currently
by zachruss92 9y ago
An interesting counterpoint here. I have a friend who works for Intel as an algorithms engineer for their self-driving vehicle acquisition (Mobileye). Currently, he's using 2 1080TIs w/ TensorFlow to perform deep learning. It is possible that Intel could be looking to develop a chip used specifically for this purpose (a bet on self driving cars) and not for mass-production/sale outside of that tech. Either way, all of the GPU/CPU updates in the past year is just going to create more competition, which is better for the consumer in most cases.
- p1esk 9y agoWell, the whole point of Mobileye acquisition was for Intel to have a competing chip for autonomous cars. But it is possible that they are also looking to compete on 1080Ti level. Which would be very hard.