In this Intel Conversations in the Cloud audio podcast with Allyson Klein: Paul Speciale, VP of products for Amplidata, chats about scale out storage and large object storage – storing very large unstructured data at petabyte scale. Amplidata worked with [See the full post…]

Silicon Minds: The book may be the most powerful technology ever invented. In the hands of a child the results are nothing short of miraculous. Dubose Montgomery, founder of Menlo Ventures in Silicon Valley, can attest to a journey that [See the full post…]

Business Solutions for IT Managers: Scandinavian countries develop a carbon-neutral, shared-resource HPC data center using technologies from Intel and HP. Due to growing power consumption and soaring power costs, supercomputing costs are an increasing economic burden for researchers and their [See the full post…]

IDF2012 – Intel Labs Media Day: Compute capabilities, made available in stores, could make the shopping experience truly interactive. Researchers at Intel are investigating how processors on retail shelves could provide interactive price tags, multiple languages, and social media capabilities, [See the full post…]

IDF2012 – Intel Labs Media Day: What if your phone, laptop and other devices knew your context and could share that with family and friends. Your devices could suggest the best way to reach you. Intel Labs researchers have been [See the full post…]

IDF2012 – Intel Labs Media Day: Imagine using any surface as a computer display. In this demo, Carl Marshall of Intel Labs provides a glimpse of what researchers are envisioning in the way we interact with computer technology. Watch all [See the full post…]

In this Intel Conversations in the Cloud audio podcast with Allyson Klein: Robert Rounsavall and Jose Gonzalez from Trapezoid discuss the company’s products – Trapezoid Data Intelligence – in the areas of hardware trust and security that allow moving into [See the full post…]

Business Solutions for IT Managers: MiTac Information Technology Corporation creates MiCloud, an intelligent public cloud system, using Intel Xeon processor E5 series as the core component, bringing enterprises easy and affordable access to IT resources and enhancing their information competitiveness.

Business Solutions for IT Managers: Ruggedized laptops powered by Intel Core vPro processors enhance processing speed, reliability, and battery life in use by global manufacturer Stratix.

Silicon Minds: After graduating from Georgia Tech in the early 1950s, Earle Jones thought he would merely pursue a graduate degree. “Georgia Tech and Stanford had a close relationship three thousand miles apart,” he recalls. “I wanted to go to [See the full post…]

Business Solutions for IT Managers: Migrating from a legacy RISC platform to a server platform powered by Intel Xeon processors has helped Yunnan Telecom meet its goals for cost-effectiveness, energy efficiency, and flexibility and gain an edge in the competitive [See the full post…]

Business Solutions for IT Managers: North Eastern Federal University, a Russian university, launches an innovative eLearning platform based on the Intel Xeon processor E5 and E7 families.

Business Solutions for IT Managers: Samsung SDS deploys an Intel Core i7 vPro processor-based platform that allows for a more stable remote management of its digital signage system.

Business Solutions for IT Managers: Hungarian reseller Symmetria turns to 2nd Generation Intel Core vPro processors and Symantec PGP Remote Disable and Destroy (RDD) technologies to build a secure new business line.

In this Intel Chip Chat audio podcast with Allyson Klein: From July 2012: Chip Chat is on the road at NAB to talk to Brandon Ryan from Cakewalk about the company’s product. The Sonar X1 Producer allows musicians to record [See the full post…]

IT Best Practices: Intel IT is proactively implementing a bring-your-own-device (BYOD) program that allows employees the flexibility to use personally owned devices like smartphones and tablets to connect to the corporate network for some IT services. While this presents productivity [See the full post…]

IT Best Practices: Intel IT is implementing platform as a service (PaaS) to accelerate custom application deployment and promote cloud-aware application design. Our traditional application deployment process is less-than-ideal, taking as much as 140 days to deploy a new application. [See the full post…]

IT Best Practices: Intel IT is exploring data anonymization—the process of obscuring published data to prevent the identification of key information—in support of our vision of a hybrid cloud computing model and our need to protect the privacy of our [See the full post…]

IT Best Practices: Intel IT is proactively implementing a bring-your-own-device (BYOD) program that allows employees the flexibility to use personally owned devices like smartphones and tablets to connect to the corporate network for some IT services. While this presents productivity [See the full post…]

Intel – The Personal Cloud: Small businesses, like European Auto Works in Sunnyvale, California, rely on the power of information technology to improve their services to customers who drive German automobiles. The WD Sentinel DX4000 is easy to set up [See the full post…]

IT Best Practices: As Intel IT builds cloud infrastructure and enables cloud services, one of the goals is to make those services available to as broad a range of devices as possible. To do so, we are integrating our cloud [See the full post…]

Research@Intel 2012: Intel Labs puts user experiences first to make technology more enjoyable. See how researchers are working on improving technology to be simpler, easier and more realistic.

Research@Intel 2012: The car of tomorrow will be so smart it’ll even make the rain disappear.

Research@Intel 2012: Intel Labs is focused on the development of technologies and services that will give people more control over their energy usage at home and at work. These technologies will help enable intelligent devices that could autonomously control the [See the full post…]

Silicon Minds: Alan Turing was born on June 23, 1912. Well before World War II he conceived of a machine which could compute and it was a machine that, although an abstraction, could solve problems. It was a monumental achievement [See the full post…]