Intel Takes a Deeper look at Software Development
Intel was committed to remaining a major chip manufacturer, but needs to push back against the gaining strength of rivals such as AMD, Arm and Nvidia as well as the growing number of smaller companies making chips optimized for such specific workloads as artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning.
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