The company reveal started with the opening keynote at the annual AI-Hardware conference in Silicon Valley, generating plenty of customer interest and extensive press coverage. Not long after launch, Habana was acquired by Intel for $2B.
“Within only a few weeks, they ran a methodical process to research our technology and market, emerging with impressive insights that helped us craft our messaging and differentiate ourselves from the crowded AI processing space. Clearly, Bits&Sparks have been a big contributor to our success,” said Eitan Median, chief business officer at Habana.