The benefits of free association are not so far-fetched–the planets and the sun may not be a perfect analogy for an atom, but the idea has certainly inspired the scientific imagination. The same is true of the computer chip. When [See the full post…]

Network standardization and WAN optimization are key focus areas in our efforts to improve our data center efficiency. Through standardization of our network service offerings, standards and reference designs, and access layer infrastructure, we can now serve a larger community [See the full post…]

Geoffrey Noer from SGI talks about the company’s open architecture, highly-scalable approach to Intel Xeon processor 7500 series-based systems. For more information see: SGI Intel Server Processors

The people of Intel IT are deploying next generation data centers that deliver increased compute power but use much less energy. It starts at the microprocessor level. The latest Xeon chips, which are at the heart of Intel’s newest servers, [See the full post…]

Accelerating server refresh, virtualizing our server resources, and utilizing data center virtualization have significantly reduced Intel IT’s overall energy consumption levels and compute costs. These efforts alone have driven us to realize 35% of our data center efficiency goal of [See the full post…]

With the recent launch of Intel Xeon processor 5600 series, Jim Greene stops by to discuss new included security features: Intel TXT and Intel AES-NI. Intel Trusted Execution Technology Intel Chip Chat Home Page

Shannon Poulin previews Intel microarchitecture, codenamed Westmere. Topics covered include key features, energy efficiency, industry reaction and new security enhancements. Intel Microarchitecture Intel Chip Chat Home Page

Intel IT is increasing data center facility efficiency by integrating innovative designs and approaches to reduce power consumption, using modular designs with the latest technologies, and building higher density data centers rather than spreading out server load. Hear from Don [See the full post…]

Winners from the 2009 Intel-sponsored science competitions chat about their research projects and attending the State of the Union. Intel Science Talent Search International Science and Engineering Fair

Steve Murtha updates listeners on the next-generation home server based on Intel Atom processors: Performance, features, energy efficiency and adoption in the marketplace. Home Servers Intel Chip Chat Home Page

Dr. Yogendra Joshi from Georgia Tech’s Consortium for Energy Efficient Thermal Management discusses his team’s winning entry in the Data Center Efficiency Challenge. CEETHERM Web site Intel Chip Chat Home Page

Intel IT’s Data Center Strategy is on track to create $650M of value for Intel’s business. They’ve realized over 30% of this already, with server refresh and data center virtualization driving a large portion of the value. Hear about how [See the full post…]

Most engineers love having a technical problem to solve. When it comes to sustainability challenges, Intel’s Yoram Hassidim is a great example, whether it’s his water recycling system he built on the roof of his home or a PC innovation [See the full post…]

Just raising the temperature one or two degrees on the thermostat in a data center can make a difference to a company’s energy bill. But it’s not as easy as it seems. Data centers support Intel’s chip business and precise [See the full post…]

Dylan Larson stops by Chip Chat to talk about the evolution of the data center into the “platform” and the flexibility, efficiency, and sociological changes involved. For more information see: Server Products Intel Chip Chat Home Page

Henry Wong returns to Intel’s Chip Chat with Allyson Klein to discuss the development of energy efficiency metrics, as well as performance expectations and system configurations for upcoming product releases. See also: Performance Intel Chip Chat Home

In this Intel Chip Chat podcast with Allyson Klein: Lorie Wigle, GM of the Eco-Technology Program Office, returns to discuss the COP climate conference as well as the role of the technology industry in eco-innovation. Eco-technology Intel Chip Chat Home [See the full post…]

In this Intel Chip Chat with Allyson Klein: Mark Bohr, Intel Senior Fellow and Director of Process Architecture and Integration, runs through the development of a process technology (45 and 32nm) and discusses future innovations. Intel 32nm Logic Technology Intel [See the full post…]

In this Intel Chip Chat with Allyson Klein: Pauline Nist, an Intel general manager, discusses the technical features of mission critical computing, the eight socket system, and the product roadmap of the next 24 months. Intel Server Processors Intel Chip [See the full post…]

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). Intel Trusted Execution Technology Intel Chip Chat Home Page

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. Intel Virtualization Technology Intel Chip [See the full post…]

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? See also: Intel technology Intel Chip Chat Home Page

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 [See the full post…]

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. The introduction [See the full post…]

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 boost, [See the full post…]