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Security Technologies – Intel Chip Chat – Episode 73

Security Technologies – Intel Chip Chat – Episode 73

Jim Greene returns to Chip Chat to discuss two security technologies: AES-NI (new instructions to encrypt data) and Intel Trusted Execution Technology (protect against software attacks).

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Future of Virtualization Technology – Intel Chip Chat – Episode 72

Future of Virtualization Technology – Intel Chip Chat – Episode 72

In this audio podcast with Allyson Klein: Rich Uhlig, Intel fellow and chief virtualization architect, tackles a variety of topics including the five year outlook, market segments and the role of virtualization in cloud computing.

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Las Vegas Casinos Using Marketing Partnerships and Social Media To Build Attendance

January 14th, 2010 | Jennifer Jones
Las Vegas Casinos Using Marketing Partnerships and Social Media To Build Attendance

Jake Kahle, principal of Something Gaming Partners (Twitter.com/JakeKahle and phone: 702-481-6954) is working marketing partnerships and leveraging social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter to help many Las Vegas casinos. These casinos live and die off their databases which capture ...
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Future Architecture – Intel Chip Chat – Episode 71

Future Architecture – Intel Chip Chat – Episode 71

Steve Pawlowski, Intel senior fellow in the Architecture Group, discusses future architectures: How does cloud computing affect the client/server model? What’s in store for memory and I/O?

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From CES 2010: Intel’s New 2010 Core Processors

From CES 2010: Intel’s New 2010 Core Processors

Intel’s 32 nanometer technology is here in the Core family of microprocessors which hit the market in 2010. Incorporating innovations like a high-k metal gate, Hyper-Threading, Turbo Boost, as well as integrating Intel HD Graphics on the processor, the new ...
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Intel CES 2010 Press Conference – All new 2010 Intel Core Family

Intel CES 2010 Press Conference – All new 2010 Intel Core Family

Las Vegas, January 7, 2010 – Intel Corporation introduced its all new 2010 Intel Core family of processors at CES today, delivering unprecedented integration and smart performance, including Intel Turbo Boost Technology for laptops, desktops and embedded devices.

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Intel Looks Ahead

January 5th, 2010 | Paul Lancour
Intel Looks Ahead

In this video, Intel takes a peek at the future by looking back a bit. From a $7 billion dollar investment and initiative that funds manufacturing in the US, to a program to give high school science scholars a ...
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Rapid Fire Chip Chat: Eco-issues – Intel Chip Chat – Episode 70

Rapid Fire Chip Chat: Eco-issues – Intel Chip Chat – Episode 70

In this Intel Chip Chat podcast with Allyson Klein, Lorie Wigle, GM of the Eco-Technology Program Office, returns for rapid fire Chip Chat. She gives illuminating responses to one-word questions ranging from e-waste to smart grid.

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From Micro-servers to Hyper-scale – Intel Chip Chat – Episode 69

From Micro-servers to Hyper-scale – Intel Chip Chat – Episode 69

In this Intel Chip Chat podcast with Allyson Klein, Raejeanne Skillern, director of marketing for the Cloud Computing Group, reviews the needs of the hyper-scale data centers and then scales down to discuss a new micro-server product.

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Guy Kawasaki On Twitter Strategies For Building A Huge Following

December 10th, 2009 | Jennifer Jones
Guy Kawasaki On Twitter Strategies For Building A Huge Following

The legendary Guy Kawasaki, entrepreneur, venture capitalist, author and Twitter aficionado talks about the strategies he uses for gaining incredible numbers of people following him on twitter. More than 180,000 people are reading his tweets as of October 2009. ...
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