Baidu vs Intel

Baidu's driverless ride-hailing service, operating in Chinese cities under the name Luobo Kuaipao.

Baidu's consumer assistant for chat, writing and image generation, built on the ERNIE models.

AI coding assistant, marketed in Chinese as Wenxin Kuaima, that generates code, unit tests and comments and answers programming questions through IDE plugins.

Baidu's open-source deep learning framework for building, training and deploying machine learning and large models, anchoring an ecosystem that includes AI Studio, EasyDL and EasyEdge.

Baidu's open autonomous-driving developer platform offering cloud simulation, a fleet R&D cloud, high-precision mapping and calibration services and the D-KIT hardware development kit, distinct from the Apollo Go robotaxi service.

Data intelligence platform that converts unstructured enterprise data into agent-comprehensible formats and business-ontology models, with a Data Agent for supply-chain, retail, LLM-training, autonomous-driving and RAG use cases.

Baidu AI Cloud's heterogeneous AI-computing platform providing large-scale GPU and Kunlun-chip clusters, distributed training acceleration and inference serving for large-model workloads.

Free local generative-AI desktop app for Intel AI PCs offering offline chat, image generation and editing, and video generation using open models.

Open-source Python library that automates model quantization, pruning and distillation across PyTorch, TensorFlow and ONNX Runtime to speed inference on Intel hardware.

Open-source toolkit that optimises and runs trained models across Intel CPUs, GPUs and NPUs.

Computer-vision development platform providing AI-assisted annotation, active learning and model training for classification, detection and segmentation.

Cloud platform offering pay-as-you-go bare-metal and virtual access to Intel Gaudi accelerators, Max Series GPUs and Xeon CPUs for AI training and inference.