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Intel: About a fifth of the US workforce will experience a change in about half of the work tasks by 2030 due to the integration of artificial intelligence

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This is according to a new report by Intel and the JFF organization (Jobs for the Future) which studied the impact that artificial intelligence (AI) will have on employment. The report also shows that women are more exposed to the effects of artificial intelligence on their job
Prof. Amnon Shashua at a Mobileye event as part of the CES 2023 conference held in Las Vegas. Photo: Avi Blizovsky

Israel Lifetime Achievement Award to Prof. Amnon Shashua, founder of Mobileye

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In the reasons for the award committee it was stated that Shashua is the ambassador of Israeli excellence, daring and creativity in the world
Don't be afraid of the future. From Jumpstory

Should we worry about quantum computers?

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General artificial intelligence. Illustration: shutterstock

General artificial intelligence is almost here

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From right to left - Prof. Ido Dagan - Head of the Language Processing and Deep Learning Laboratory, Bar-Ilan, Prof. Yoav Goldberg - Head of the Language Processing and Deep Learning Laboratory, Bar-Ilan, Mariana Waxman - Director of Academic Relations, Intel Israel, Moshe Wesarbalt - Head of the Language Processing Group and Deep Learning, Intel AI Product Group. Photo: Intel Israel Spokesperson

We are developing neural networks that will allow us to process a huge amount of texts and summarize their meaning

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Simulation of an autonomous cargo ship. Illustration: Intel and Rolls-Royce

Intel and Rolls-Royce will develop autonomous cargo ships

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Intel has invented a production stream of spin qubits based on its 300mm process technology that uses isotopically pure wafers like this one. Credit: Intel.

Intel is testing silicon "spin qubits" for the realization of quantum computing

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Intel provides Super Bowl viewers with a replay from the player's perspective. PR photo

Intel's Israeli technology was revealed for the first time in the Super Bowl game: a replay from the player's point of view

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Intel CEO Brian Krazenitz announces the company's vision in the automotive field at the California Auto Show, November 2016. PR photo

Intel will invest a quarter of a billion dollars in the development of autonomous cars

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Prof. Amnon Shashua presents the autonomous vehicle platform at a joint press conference with Intel and BMW PR photo

BMW and Intel will join the Israeli Mobilya in developing an open platform for autonomous cars

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Printed circuit board and central processing unit, Moore's Law enabled a major revolution in scope from the Industrial Revolution. Illustration: shutterstock

50 years of Moore's Law: "The most significant development in modern times"

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A supercomputer made by Cray. Intel and Cray book to build a supercomputer for the US government

Intel and Cray will build the world's most powerful supercomputer for the US government

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Eyal Nagar, director of perceptual computing at Intel, at the Chiportal Technology symposium. Photo: Ayelet Gerdman

To give the computer the sense of three-dimensional vision

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Intel Israel President Molly Aden awards the scholarship to one of the students. Photography: Israel Hadari

Cluster: Intel awarded scholarships to 46 outstanding students; Doctoral students from Ben Gurion won an award at the President's Conference

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The Milky Way-2 is the most powerful supercomputer in the world as of June 2013

China has taken the lead in the title of fastest supercomputer

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Omer Granek (right) and Idan Hadar-Sharon, at their booth at the 2013 Intel ISEF competition held in Phoenix, Arizona. The two won second place in the field of mechanical engineering for an automatic buoyancy control system for divers

Six of the nine Israeli students who competed in the Intel ISEF competition won awards

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Tim Plomin, Intel Labs. Photo: Avi Blizovsky, March 2013, Hanover

A senior scientist at Intel: "The car of the future does not require a huge IT investment to enable smart transportation"

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The width of each letter is 10 microns, about a tenth of the width of a human hair. At a ceremony held at the Center for Theoretical Cosmology in Cambridge on January 8, Intel gave a unique birthday gift to Prof. Stephen Hawking, who is seventy years old. The gift is a 300mm piece of silicon commonly used to make Intel's chips, stamped with the greeting "Happy Stephen Hawking" hundreds of times. The greeting was "printed" using Intel's 32nm manufacturing technology. The writing was done using thin scale copper lines nano-millimeter, the type usually used to produce high-quality, energy-efficient chips, such as those used in the latest smartphones with Intel Inside technology. The width of each letter is 10 microns, about one-tenth the width of a human hair. "This is a very special gift for an extraordinary scientist and an extraordinary person ", said Prof. Martin Curley, Vice President at Intel and Director of Intel Laboratories in Europe, when submitting the award. "Prof. Hawking's scientific breakthroughs and his resilience are an inspiration to all of us." Prof. Stephen Hawking is the research director and founder of the Center for Theoretical Cosmology The centre's new supercomputer, COSMOS Mk IX, which is part of the UK DiRAC Facility, based on Intel technology, is designed to solve some of the most complex mathematical challenges facing cosmology researchers today. The computer will be used to examine the origin of the universe, analyze background radiation data cosmic data obtained from the European satellite "Planck", and to investigate the complexity of the origins of our universe with the help of lattice field theory simulations that simulate non-linear phenomena in the first fractions of a second of the universe. The supercomputer is expected to contribute to the answer to questions such as what happened in the first moments after the big bang, what were the ancient seeds that led to the formation of the galaxies, the stars and eventually, also humans. The COSMOS MK IX uses its 1,856 Intel Xeon E5 processor cores assisted by 31 Intel Xeon Phi Coprocessors, which together reach a theoretical peak performance of approximately 75 trillion floating point operations per second (TFLOPS). "We have been in contact with Prof. Hawking for a long time," said Justin Ratner, Intel's Chief Technology Officer and CEO of Intel Laboratories worldwide. "We are very happy to continue to support the work of the Center for Theoretical Cosmology, and to work closely with Prof. Hawking in improving the personal communication system His". The piece of silicon was awarded to Prof. Hawking following the State of the Universe symposium held on the occasion of his seventieth birthday, and in recognition of his contribution to research in fundamental physics and cosmology. Intel broadcast the event live on the Internet. Intel also announced its sponsorship of the COSMO 2013 international conference on particle physics and cosmology To be held in Cambridge on September 6-2, 2013. Well-known lecturers are expected to take part in the event, including Prof. Hawking, Prof. Brian Cox and Prof. David Spergel, and all of them will give lectures at the event.

Intel presented Prof. Stephen Hawking with a greeting for his 71st birthday on a 300 mm piece of silicon

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Yigal Janko. Intel PR photo

Intel presents: multi-sensory computing

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Signing the cooperation agreement, from left to right: Minister of Science and Technology Prof. Daniel Hershkowitz; Molly Aden, president of Intel Israel; Justin Ratner, Intel's director of global research; Technion President Prof. Peretz Lavi. Photography: Israel Hadari

A brain-inspired computer, self-learning software and powerful computing power: Intel Israel, the Technion and the Hebrew University launch the Joint Research Institute for Computational Intelligence

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CEO of Intel Israel, Maxine Fassberg

Intel will invest NIS 55 million in an academic research institute for computational intelligence in Israel

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From right to left: Sinai Barkat, CEO of Intel Semiconductors in Israel, Brian Hamel, Vice President of IBM Europe, who heads the systems group, Meir Nissenson, CEO of IBM Israel, Kathleen Morusano, Director of Marketing and Regional Business Partner Sales at Intel, Massimo Donetti, Director of the X Servers Division at IBM Europe

IBM and Intel inaugurated in Israel an international center for demonstrating cloud computing and supercomputing

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A stamp issued in the USA on the occasion of Earth Day

Over 700 Intel employees from around the country will celebrate Earth Day with a variety of voluntary activities for the environment

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Intel logo at the entrance of one of the company's facilities

Intel launched programs for excellence in the Top Group Academy and the Intel Awards for 2010

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Honda's Asimo robot demonstrates a connection between a human brain and a machine

Intel joins the search for technology to operate devices through thought

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