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| founder 3        = Arjun Bansal
 
| founder 3        = Arjun Bansal
 
| fate              = Acquired by Intel
 
| fate              = Acquired by Intel
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| defunct          = January 2020
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| defunct          =  
 
| headquarters      = San Diego, California
 
| headquarters      = San Diego, California
 
| website          = http://www.nervanasys.com/
 
| website          = http://www.nervanasys.com/
 
| wikidata id      = Q23924629
 
| wikidata id      = Q23924629
 
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'''Intel Nervana''' (formerly '''Nervana Systems''') was a [[fabless]] [[American]] semiconductor company that specializes in Artificial Intelligence and development of [[neural processors]]. Nervana-based product development have been discontinued in January 2020.
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'''Nervana Systems''' was a [[fabless]] [[American]] semiconductor company that specializes in Artificial Intelligence and development of [[neural processors]].
  
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== Overview ==
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On August 9 [[2016]] Nervana was acquired by [[Intel]] for $350-$410 million. Nervana is now being referred to as '''Intel Nervana'''.
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Founded in 2014, Nervana was one of the earliest startups to specialize in the acceleration of Artificial Intelligence workloads. Nervana first-generaiton product sampled in limited quantities and never made it to mass production On August 9 [[2016]] Nervana was acquired by [[Intel]] for $350-$410 million. Nervana was subsequently renamed to as '''Intel Nervana'''. Nervana official launched its first mass-produced second-generation product in late 2019 under the {{\\|NNP}} family.
 
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On January 31 2020 Intel confirmed that Nervana-based product development has been discontinued in favor of [[Habana Lab]] (which was aquired late 2019).
 
  
 
== Processors ==
 
== Processors ==
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* {{nervana|Lake Crest|l=arch}}
 
* {{nervana|Lake Crest|l=arch}}
 
* {{nervana|Spring Crest|l=arch}}
 
* {{nervana|Spring Crest|l=arch}}
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* {{nervana|River Crest|l=arch}}
 
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* {{nervana|Knights Crest|l=arch}}
 
* {{nervana|Knights Crest|l=arch}}
  
 
== Other ==
 
== Other ==
 
* [[Flexpoint]]
 
* [[Flexpoint]]
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== See also ==
 
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* [[Habana Labs]]
 
  
  
 
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company typeprivate +
defunctJanuary 2020 +
fateAcquired by Intel +
founded2014 +
founderAmir Khosrowshahi +, Naveen Rao + and Arjun Bansal +
full page namenervana +
headquartersSan Diego, California +
instance ofsemiconductor company +
nameNervana +
websitehttp://www.nervanasys.com/ +
wikidata idQ23924629 +