Intel Innovation 2022

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, CTO Greg Lavender and AI innovator Andrew Ng lead the conversation as Intel showcases technology, tools and training to empower the world’s developers.

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Engaging with the global developer community at Intel Innovation 2022, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, CTO Greg Lavender, and industry guests and leaders will demonstrate the power of an open ecosystem – one that provides choice, trust and confidence. They will offer a vision of ubiquitous computing, connectivity, infrastructure and artificial intelligence; build avenues for innovation with the open source community; and offer access to the next wave of technologies.

Intel will introduce new products, developer tools and services to make developers’ work easier and more efficient. The company will highlight how Intel hardware makes software go faster and do more.

Join the two-day event and come together with the open developer community as members learn from each other and build solutions to change the world. From Intel, developers will find the latest offerings across the company’s hardware, software, tools, services and support. From Intel’s partners, developers will experience creative technologies on display and focused lessons in hands-on classes.

It’s all in the effort to liberate developers so they can focus on inventing the future and bringing their own magic to life.

Programming Guide: Intel Innovation 2022

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Day 1 Keynote

Pat Gelsinger, Intel CEO, welcomes a crowd to Intel Innovation on Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2022, during the event keynote in San Jose, California. At the two-day event, Intel demonstrates the power of an open ecosystem and introduces new products, developer tools and services to make developers’ work easier and more efficient. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Pat Gelsinger, Intel CEO, introduces Intel Geti on Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2022, during the Intel Innovation event keynote in San Jose, California. The new Intel Geti platform enables enterprises to quickly and easily develop and deploy computer vision AI. At the two-day event, Intel demonstrates the power of an open ecosystem and introduces new products, developer tools and services to make developers’ work easier and more efficient. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Pat Gelsinger, Intel CEO, welcomes Ria Cheruvu, AI ethics lead architect at Intel, to the stage on Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2022, during the Intel Innovation event keynote in San Jose, California. At the two-day event, Intel demonstrates the power of an open ecosystem and introduces new products, developer tools and services to make developers’ work easier and more efficient. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Pat Gelsinger, Intel CEO, speaks about the Intel Arc A770 GPU on Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2022, during the event keynote in San Jose, California. Intel revealed major milestones across its line of data center GPUs, in addition to pricing and availability for the first Intel Arc GPUs for gaming. At the two-day event, Intel demonstrates the power of an open ecosystem and introduces new products, developer tools and services to make developers’ work easier and more efficient. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Pat Gelsinger, Intel CEO, speaks to a crowd at Intel Innovation on Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2022, during the event keynote in San Jose, California. At the two-day event, Intel demonstrates the power of an open ecosystem and introduces new products, developer tools and services to make developers’ work easier and more efficient. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Pat Gelsinger, Intel CEO, introduces 13th Gen Intel Core processors on Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2022, during the Intel Innovation event keynote in San Jose, California. The newly introduced 13th Gen Intel Core processors offer stellar gaming and content creator performance. At the two-day event, Intel demonstrates the power of an open ecosystem and introduces new products, developer tools and services to make developers’ work easier and more efficient. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Sarah Mainwaring, Gameplay Programming area lead at Inflexion, speaks Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2022, during the Intel Innovation event keynote in San Jose, California. At the two-day event, Intel demonstrates the power of an open ecosystem and introduces new products, developer tools and services to make developers’ work easier and more efficient. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Dr. JS Choi, president and CEO of Samsung Display Co. Ltd., displays a sliding display on Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2022, during the Intel Innovation event keynote in San Jose, California. At the two-day event, Intel demonstrates the power of an open ecosystem and introduces new products, developer tools and services to make developers’ work easier and more efficient. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Pat Gelsinger (left), Intel CEO, presents the inaugural Intel Innovation Award to Linus Torvalds, software pioneer and creator of Linux, on Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2022, during the Intel Innovation event keynote in San Jose, California. At the two-day event, Intel demonstrates the power of an open ecosystem and introduces new products, developer tools and services to make developers’ work easier and more efficient. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Day 2 Keynote

Greg Lavender, senior vice president and chief technology officer at Intel, shows off a new open.intel T-shirt as he speaks Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2022, during Intel Innovation’s Day 2 event keynote in San Jose, California. At the two-day event, Intel demonstrated the power of an open ecosystem and introduced new products, developer tools and services to make developers’ work easier and more efficient. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Greg Lavender, senior vice president and chief technology officer at Intel, shows off a new open.intel T-shirt as he speaks Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2022, during Intel Innovation’s Day 2 event keynote in San Jose, California. At the two-day event, Intel demonstrated the power of an open ecosystem and introduced new products, developer tools and services to make developers’ work easier and more efficient. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Greg Lavender, senior vice president and chief technology officer at Intel, shows off a new open.intel T-shirt as he speaks Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2022, during Intel Innovation’s Day 2 event keynote in San Jose, California. At the two-day event, Intel demonstrated the power of an open ecosystem and introduced new products, developer tools and services to make developers’ work easier and more efficient. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Greg Lavender, senior vice president and chief technology officer at Intel, introduces James Gosling, distinguished engineer and founder of Java, on Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2022, during Intel Innovation’s Day 2 event keynote in San Jose, California. At the two-day event, Intel demonstrated the power of an open ecosystem and introduced new products, developer tools and services to make developers’ work easier and more efficient. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Greg Lavender (left), senior vice president and chief technology officer at Intel, and Liz Porter, president of Leidos Health Group, speak Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2022, during Intel Innovation’s Day 2 event keynote in San Jose, California. At the two-day event, Intel demonstrated the power of an open ecosystem and introduced new products, developer tools and services to make developers’ work easier and more efficient. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Brian Martin, head of AI in R&D Information Research from AbbVie, speaks Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2022, during Intel Innovation’s Day 2 event keynote in San Jose, California. At the two-day event, Intel demonstrated the power of an open ecosystem and introduced new products, developer tools and services to make developers’ work easier and more efficient. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Brendan Gregg, Intel Fellow in Cloud Performance Engineering, presents Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2022, during Intel Innovation’s Day 2 event keynote in San Jose, California. At the two-day event, Intel demonstrated the power of an open ecosystem and introduced new products, developer tools and services to make developers’ work easier and more efficient. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Greg Lavender, senior vice president and chief technology officer at Intel, displays a qubit wafer built at Intel in Oregon with 10,000 arrays, each with three to 12 qubits. Lavender was speaking Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2022, during Intel Innovation’s Day 2 event keynote in San Jose, California. At the two-day event, Intel demonstrated the power of an open ecosystem and introduced new products, developer tools and services to make developers’ work easier and more efficient. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Andrew Ng, founder and CEO of Landing AI, speaks Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2022, during the Luminary Keynote as part of Intel Innovation’s Day 2 in San Jose, California. At the two-day event, Intel demonstrated the power of an open ecosystem and introduced new products, developer tools and services to make developers’ work easier and more efficient. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

13th Gen Intel Core

Media & Analyst Q&As

Following the Intel Innovation keynotes on Sept. 27 and 28, company leaders -- including Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger and members of Intel's executive leadership team -- and keynote participants took questions from media and analysts who attended the event or were invited to join virtually.

Day 1 Media & Analyst Q&A 

Day 2 Media & Analyst Q&A

B-Roll Video

Intel Innovation 2022 (B-Roll) -- At Intel Innovation on Sept. 27-28, 2022, in San Jose, California, Intel and the open developer community came together. Intel presented its latest offerings across the company’s hardware, software, tools, services and support. Partners presented creative technologies and focused lessons. B-Roll shows presentations and demos presented by Intel and its partners during the two-day event. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

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Supporting News & Information

Artificial Intelligence

Intel Geti computer vision platform enables anyone in the enterprise — from data scientists to domain experts — to quickly and easily develop effective artificial intelligence models. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Communications & Edge

Neuromorphic & Quantum Computing

A photo shows Intel Labs’ Kapoho Point, a Loihi 2-based compact system ideal for use in small form-factor devices like drones, satellites and smart cars. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

A photo shows Intel Labs’ Kapoho Point, a Loihi 2-based compact system ideal for use in small form-factor devices like drones, satellites and smart cars. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Intel Labs is releasing updates to the open-source Lava framework to enable programmable neurons, integer-valued spikes, convolutional networks and continual learning. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Loihi 2 is Intel's second-generation neuromorphic research chip. It supports new classes of neuro-inspired algorithms and applications, while providing faster processing, greater resource density and improved energy efficiency. (Credit: Intel Corporation)  

Anne Matsurra, Ph.D., is senior principal engineer and director of Quantum Applications & Architecture in Intel Labs (Credit: Intel Corporation)   

Mike Davies is senior principal engineer and director of the Neuromorphic Computing Lab in Intel Labs. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Intel takes a full-systems architecture approach to quantum computing that spans the complete compute stack, from qubit architecture and algorithms research to control electronics, interconnects, quantum software toolchains and compilers, continuing all the way to the application layer. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

The Intel Quantum Software Development Kit (SDK) includes an intuitive user interface based on C++, a low-level virtual machine (LLVM)-based compiler toolchain with a quantum runtime environment optimized for executing hybrid quantum-classical algorithms and a high-performance Intel Quantum Simulator qubit target backend. In the future, the SDK will interface with Intel qubit hardware. (Credit: Intel Corporation) 

A photo shows a dilution refrigerator at QuTech’s quantum computing lab. QuTech at Delft University of Technology is Intel Corporation’s quantum computing research partner in the Netherlands. (Credit: Intel Corporation) 

Data Center

On Sept. 27, 2022, Intel presented additional details on the Intel Data Center GPU Flex Series. First announced in August 2022, the Flex Series is flexible and robust and the industry's most open graphics processing unit (GPU) solution for the intelligent visual cloud. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

On Sept. 27, 2022, Intel presented additional details on the Intel Data Center GPU Flex Series. First announced in August 2022, the Flex Series is flexible and robust and the industry's most open graphics processing unit (GPU) solution for the intelligent visual cloud. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

On Sept. 27, 2022,  Intel presented additional details on the Intel Data Center GPU Flex Series. It will run popular industry artificial intelligence and deep learning frameworks, including OpenVINO, TensorFlow and PyTorch. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

On Sept. 27,  2022, Intel presented additional details on the Intel Data Center GPU Flex Series. Today's data center infrastructure is under intense pressure to compute, encode, decode, move, store and display visual information. Intel ​Flex Series GPU is a breakthrough design that uniquely solves today’s computing demand while providing flexibility and scalability for the immersive experiences of tomorrow. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

On Sept. 27,  2022, Intel presented additional details on the Intel Data Center GPU Flex Series. Today's data center infrastructure is under intense pressure to compute, encode, decode, move, store and display visual information. Intel ​Flex Series GPU is a breakthrough design that uniquely solves today’s computing demand while providing flexibility and scalability for the immersive experiences of tomorrow. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Security

Graphics

A photo shows the Intel Arc A750 Limited Edition graphics card with 28 Xe-cores and 8 gigabytes of memory. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

During the Intel Innovation event in September 2022, Intel announced October 12, 2022, availability of the Intel Arc A770 Limited Edition graphics card with 32 Xe cores and up to 16 gigabytes of memory. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

During the Intel Innovation event in September 2022, Intel announced October 12, 2022, availability of the Intel Arc A770 Limited Edition graphics card with 32 Xe cores and up to 16 gigabytes of memory. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

During the Intel Innovation event in September 2022, Intel announced October 12, 2022, availability of the Intel Arc A770 Limited Edition graphics card with 32 Xe cores and up to 16 gigabytes of memory. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

A photo shows the Intel Arc A750 Limited Edition graphics card with 28 Xe-cores and 8 gigabytes of memory. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Programmable Solutions

Intel Software

At Intel Innovation on Sept. 27-28, Intel returns to its developer roots to showcase exactly how it empowers the developer community with new generations of cool tech innovations. 

Learn more about Intel’s role in creating open ecosystems, delivering choice in solutions and building a foundation of trust by unlocking a world of new possibilities with our developer and tech partners.

About Intel

Intel (Nasdaq: INTC) is an industry leader, creating world-changing technology that enables global progress and enriches lives. Inspired by Moore’s Law, we continuously work to advance the design and manufacturing of semiconductors to help address our customers’ greatest challenges. By embedding intelligence in the cloud, network, edge and every kind of computing device, we unleash the potential of data to transform business and society for the better. To learn more about Intel’s innovations, go to newsroom.intel.com and intel.com.

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