In the second part of a special podcast, Genevieve Bell, Intel Fellow and Director of the User Experience Group, discusses the social media explosion and worlwide technology adoption with Intel Chip Chat host Allyson Klein. For more information see: Genevieve [See the full post…]

In a special two-part podcast Genevieve Bell, Intel Fellow and Director of the User Experience Group, discusses the intersection of technology and society with Intel Chip Chat host Allyson Klein. For more information see: Genevieve Bell Biography The Server Room

In this Intel Chip Chat podcast with Allyson Klein, Iddo Kadim, director of virtualization technology, discusses how virtualization technology is evolving for the enterprise cloud – what can IT managers expect and what it is Intel’s role. For more information [See the full post…]

In this Intel Chip Chat podcast with Allyson Klein, Steve Murtha from Intel’s Storage Group discusses Intel Atom processor: Including development history and capabilites, applications and future use of the home server. For more information see: Intel Atom Processor The [See the full post…]

Lorie Wigle, general manager of the Eco-Technology Program Office, discusses end-to-end development of smart grid technology and how that can contribute to energy savings for consumers. For more information see: Data Center Efficiency The Server Room

Eoin McConnell from Intel discusses RISC migration – RISC development history, challenges to migrating workloads, benefits for customers, and where to look for further information. For more information see: Intel Server Processors The Server Room

RK Hiremane discusses live migration and Intel Virtualization Technology FlexMigration, which allows the VMM to migrate applications across generations of Intel processor-based servers. For more information, visit: Intel Virtualization Technology The Server Room

In this Intel Chip Chat podcast with Allyson Klein, Leslie Xu, a technology manager for the sever group, talks about Intel QuickPath Architecture, a high-speed packet-based point-to-point serial interconnect that evolved from the front side bus. Also discussed is the [See the full post…]

In this Intel Chip Chat podcast with Allyson Klein, Dylan Larson, director of technology initiatives for the server group, discusses virtualization 2.0; development of the enterprise cloud; Intel investments in virtualization performance, networked I/O and workload analysis; and instrumentation and [See the full post…]

It was not long ago that many of us realized video – not the dimly lit jittery homemade variety, but true high quality HD video and television – was moving online. It happened. The sources for HD video are popping [See the full post…]

In this Intel Chip Chat podcast with Allyson Klein, David Jenkins, a technology marketing manager in Intel’s server group, discusses the instrumentation and power capping technologies enabled via Intel Intelligent Power Node Manager.

In this Intel Chip Chat podcast with Allyson Klein, Jim Greene, a product marketing engineer in Intel’s server group, discusses common security threats, security solutions for client devices, and security isues in the data center.

In this Intel Chip Chat podcast with Allyson Klein, Raejeanne Skillern, director of marketing for Cloud Computing, introduces the technology to listeners and discusses Intel’s vision for cloud computing and what the future holds.

In this Intel Chip Chat podcast with Allyson Klein, Henry Wong from Intel’s Eco-Technology program office discusses the ENERGY STAR* for servers spec and Intel’s three-leg approach to the energy profile on enterprise systems.

In this Intel Chip Chat podcast with Allyson Klein, Thor Sewell and Wes Shimanek from Intel’s Technical Computing Team discuss the role of workstations – benefits, performance improvements, and advances like Digital Workbench.

In this Intel Chip Chat podcast with Allyson Klein, Mike Patterson from Intel’s Eco-Technology program office discusses refresh options and cost savings for the data center.

The concept called “carry small, live large” is Intel Lab’s vision to deliver an enhanced mobile device experience by using wireless connectivity to locate and utilize nearby resources such as remote displays and storage devices, while sing embedded sensors and [See the full post…]

Last year, Intel and Microsoft funded the establishment of a Universal Parallel Computing Research Center (UPCRC) at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with the goal of brining parallel computing applications to the mainstream. Researchers demonstrate an application in which [See the full post…]

“The Web” is nearly synonymous with “information”. While much of this information is useful, a significant amount could be characterized as false, misleading, or biased. Confrontational Computing is a research project from Intel Labs, Berkeley to create a new tool [See the full post…]

In the past few years, we have experienced a dramatic rise in the number of electronic devices – cell phones, digital cameras, laptops, etc… that we use in our everyday lives. Most of these devices are powered by batteries which [See the full post…]

Justin Rattner Keynote Address from Research@Intel Day 2009. Justin Rattner, 59, is vice president and chief technology officer (CTO). He is also an Intel Senior Fellow and head of Intel Labs. In the latter role, he directs Intel’s global research [See the full post…]

This whitepaper provides an overview of the Computrace solution that supports Intel Anti-Theft Technology-(Intel AT). Computrace, a leading IT asset-management and security solution from Absolute Software, is taking advantage of Intel Anti-Theft Technology (Intel AT), which is designed into system [See the full post…]

In this Intel Chip Chat podcast with Allyson Klein, Steve Thorn from Intel’s server group discusses the recent launch of the Intel Xeon processor 5500 series – development, performance gains, new technologies, benefits and trends.

In this audio podcast, Allyson Klein interviews Andrew Fanara from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency who discusses the ENERGY STAR* for servers specification: Working with the industry, performance metrics, and future developments.

Every day thousands of laptops are stolen or are lost. Most contain critical information. In this video, Intel’s Josh Hilliker gives us a demo of Intel Anti-Theft Technology. With this new “poison pill” feature, Intel can actually help prevent crime [See the full post…]