Innovative AI Collaboration between TurinTech and Intel

TurinTech, a leading company in AI-powered code optimization, today announced its collaboration with Intel. This partnership will lead to the development of a fully offline version of the Artemis AI engineering platform. Artemis is designed to be used in systems optimized with Intel® Core™ Ultra processors.

Artemis, designed to work completely on-device, allows developers and businesses to benefit from enhanced performance, security, privacy, and cost efficiency without relying on cloud connectivity. Thanks to Intel's advanced XPU architecture and OpenVINO integration, Artemis intelligently utilizes CPU, GPU, and NPU resources, freeing up more resources for other workloads on devices.

Intel's Senior Director of AI PC Developer Relations Dennis Luo emphasized the importance of the process, stating, "Together with TurinTech, we are expanding what is possible in AI PCs. This collaboration makes it easier for Artemis to be used directly on the device, allowing developers to take greater advantage of the capabilities of Intel platforms with more efficiency and flexibility."

TurinTech's mission is to ensure that organizations maximize their use of artificial intelligence and translate code into measurable performance, cost, and sustainability gains. Through this collaboration, Intel is utilizing Artemis to enhance development efficiency and workload optimization within engineering programs.

Intel's Director of Developer Engineering Björn Taubert stated, "In partnership with TurinTech, we are committed to enabling the optimized local operation of Artemis in Intel-supported AI PCs." This collaboration is seen as a relationship beyond just being a customer and user.

Leslie Kanthan, CEO and Co-Founder of TurinTech, highlighted the significance of the collaboration, saying, "Delivering Artemis on-device together with Intel is an exciting development. Together, we are enabling faster, safer, and more sustainable artificial intelligence development; this is happening on the most important hardware."

Within the framework of the collaboration, TurinTech and Intel will make efforts to showcase the benefits of Artemis on Intel platforms to their main target audiences and partners. Both companies plan to emphasize that AI-powered optimization can enhance performance, efficiency, and trust between devices and businesses.