Intel's latest acquisition is a $2 billion push into AI



Intel just spent approximately $2 billion to acquire Israel-based AI firm Habana Labs. The partnership will "turbo-charge" Intel's AI offerings for data centers, Intel said in a press release. Habana Labs makes programmable deep learning accelerators.

from https://www.engadget.com/2019/12/16/intel-ai-acquires-habana-labs/
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