Habana Labs develops artificial intelligence (AI) and deep-learning computing solutions. The company's goal is to take AI processing from its current limits to the peak of its potential.
To optimize efficiency, Habana offers separate processors for training and inference workloads. Its inference processor supports models trained by any processor (GPU, TPU, CPU, and Habana Gaudi). Habana's seamless integration with frameworks and ONNX exchange format allow developers to quickly use complex AI resources without having to be experts.
For power users looking for further customization and optimization, Habana offers software development tools and a neural network profiler.
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Oct 20, 2025
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Habana’s founders - Willenz, Dahan and Halutz - established Element Labs last year in Tel Aviv to develop an AI chip for inference.
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Oct 20, 2025
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Element Labs, founded by the same team behind Intel’s failed $2 billion acquisition, will now occupy the Caesarea offices once seen as the cornerstone of Intel’s AI future.
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Feb 9, 2025
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How Intel ruined an Israeli startup it bought for $2B—and lost the AI race | CTech
The Falcon Shores processor, developed using technology from Israeli company Habana Labs, will be repurposed for internal tests as Intel struggles to keep pace in the AI race.
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Nov 3, 2024
www.calcalistech.com
As Intel grapples with layoffs and massive cost-cutting, its high-stakes $2 billion acquisition of Habana Labs in 2019 has struggled to make a dent in Nvidia’s dominance.
Habana’s founders - Willenz, Dahan and Halutz - established Element Labs last year in Tel Aviv to develop an AI chip for inference.
#Product Stage #Investment #Expand
Oct 20, 2025
www.calcalistech.com
Element Labs, founded by the same team behind Intel’s failed $2 billion acquisition, will now occupy the Caesarea offices once seen as the cornerstone of Intel’s AI future.
#Acquisition #Layoffs
Feb 9, 2025
www.calcalistech.com
How Intel ruined an Israeli startup it bought for $2B—and lost the AI race | CTech
The Falcon Shores processor, developed using technology from Israeli company Habana Labs, will be repurposed for internal tests as Intel struggles to keep pace in the AI race.
#Product Stage
Nov 3, 2024
www.calcalistech.com
As Intel grapples with layoffs and massive cost-cutting, its high-stakes $2 billion acquisition of Habana Labs in 2019 has struggled to make a dent in Nvidia’s dominance.