Intel OpenVINO Toolkit Webinars and On-Demand Videos
Videos|by Leanne Bevan|28 June 2024
Intel has a plethora of workshops, webinars, recordings and more that you can access to enhance your knowledge about their tools and the wider tech industry. For instance, they have several live and on-demand webinars from their DevCon workshops all focused on OpenVINO™.
OpenVINO™
OpenVINO™ is an open-source software toolkit designed to optimise and deploy deep learning models. It enhances AI inference performance in various domains, including computer vision, large language models (LLM), and generative AI, while minimising latency and maintaining accuracy. Additionally, OpenVINO™ streamlines AI development and supports integration with popular frameworks like TensorFlow, PyTorch, and ONNX.

In the latest version, OpenVINO Toolkit 2024.2, enhancements have been made to generative AI (GenAI) accessibility with improved large language model (LLM) performance and expanded model coverage. It also boosts portability and performance for deployment anywhere: at the edge, in the cloud, or locally. Find out more in the release notes.
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