Windows 10: Intel launched the Intel AI Builders Program

Brink · Apr 30, 2018

What’s New: Today at the AI O’Reilly NYC Conference, Intel launched the Intel AI Builders Program to provide partners implementing artificial intelligence (AI), with the resources and support they need to accelerate the adoption of their Intel-based AI platforms.
“The Intel AI Builders program is a valuable resource for the enterprise AI ecosystem. This program facilitates and accelerates the work of Intel’s AI partners from an optimization perspective, while also enabling them to monetize their solutions by leveraging Intel’s customer base, in addition to our sales and marketing resources.”
– Naveen Rao, corporate vice president of Intel’s Artificial Intelligence Products Group
How It Works: Intel AI Builders provides its members – from independent software vendors to system integrators and original equipment manufacturers – with resources to help bring their solutions to market on Intel AI technologies:

Technical enablement, including access to Intel® AI Academy, an exclusive Intel AI DevCloud for Builders, and technical support

Marketing of members’ optimized solutions via Intel channels

Matchmaking select optimized members with Intel enterprise customers

Investment via Intel Capital for select startups

Enterprise customers may also use Intel AI Builders as a one-stop shop to find optimized solutions on Intel AI technologies across verticals and use cases.

Why It’s Important: Intel AI Builders is part of the Intel Builders program, which provides broad ecosystem collaboration communities across environments, from data center to edge. Intel Builders members can accelerate their time to market using tools, learning resources, and documentation that speed development and optimize their solutions on Intel technology. Member publications include reference architectures, whitepapers, solution blueprints and solution briefs. Together, Intel Builders program members are driving the next generation of AI innovation.

Learn more at Intel AI DevCon on May 23-24 in San Francisco.

More Context: Intel AI Builders Program | Intel® AI for the Enterprise Ecosystem (Blog) | Artificial Intelligence at Intel
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Source: https://newsroom.intel.com/news/inte...system-growth/

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RCL24 · Apr 30, 2018

Has any one found an Intel HD Graphics Driver that will function with a Windows 10, 32bit Lap top.

I have problems viewing objects in the 3D Builder since the Windows 10 1511 update.

My conclusion is that it is related to the fact that my Dell Vostro 3500 is a 32bit laptop, and I have been unable to find an update Intel HD Graphics Driver that is suitable for a 32bit system and Windows 10.

I have deleted the current driver in case it had got corrupted and the laptop has reinstalled latest driver, but this is actually the same version of driver.

Note, I did not have 3D builder before the first upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 10, but it did function OK with visible objects after Windows 10 was installed until the update to 1511 last month., and I did try to get an answer via Microsoft Chat, but
they were unable to find a solution.

It is only 3D Builder I appear to have problems with. All the other programs I use seem to function OK. When I deleted the Intel HD graphics driver and the laptop functioned temporarily on a basic graphics driver, I did a quick check and found that objects
on the 3D Builder were visible, but as soon as the Laptop re-installed the Intel HD Graphics driver they disappeared again.

I tried installing a 32bit Intel HD Graphics driver said to be OK for Windows 8, but that would not install.

So I appear to be looking for an Intel HD Graphics driver for Windows 10 32bit operating system, but Intel do not as yet seem to have one on their site.

As I say it only appears to be 3D Builder that is being effected, and it does not warrant looking to change laptops just for that!

In truth I can live without 3D Builder if necessary, but I wonder if other programs are updated they may suffer in the same way at some point in future.

Any one know a solution?

Note: I selected the "Games" App Category on this website as I believe this is what Microsoft deem it to be.

andynan · Apr 30, 2018

Windows 10- Wireless adapter reset

Could you please elaborate on resetting Winsock? I'm not sure I know what to do there.

As for ProSet/wireless software, Intel has nothing for Windows 10. I downloaded and installed the latest PROSet/wireless software from Intel for Windows 8, and it installed on my computer, yet no way to launch. It is nowhere to be found as a launch-able
program. It's not in start menu, I tried using search and nothing there. Yet in my control panel uninstall window, it is there in my list of programs to be uninstalled. It's very odd.

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