Business Solutions for IT Managers: eHarmony enhances its matchmaking prowess with cloud-based data analytics using Cloudera software and servers based on Intel Xeon processors.
Intelligent Networking: Intel transforms network services with software-defined platforms that enable fast service deployment and more revenue opportunity.
In this Intel Chip Chat Under the Hood video podcast: As more and more businesses go online it is important that their digital services are based upon a foundation that’s scalable, cost effective, and performant. Let Intel’s Rob Hays take you under the hood of Workload Optimized Silicon and Intel’s vision for the digital services [See the full post…]
Intelligent Compute: Magyar Telekom is the first company to offer its customers Intel processor-based digital signage solutions provided by T-Systems Hungary at its points of sale.
In this Intel Chip Chat audio podcast with Allyson Klein: In this livecast from the OpenStack Summit in Vancouver B.C. Cathy Spence, Principal Engineer at Intel stops by to talk about Intel’s IT infrastructure move to the cloud and how their focus has evolved to center around agility and self service provisioning on demand services. [See the full post…]
Intelligent Networking: The demand for low-latency network throughput for big data applications has spread to clouds and data centers. iWARP performance has improved, and ease of deployment—a significant concern for enterprise applications—has been dramatically simplified. The result is that iWARP is emerging as a mainstream network technology that can have a dramatic impact on the [See the full post…]
Business Solutions for IT Managers: Wiltshire Police officers use Intel technology-powered devices to escape their desks and work among the community.
Business Solutions for IT Managers: Belgian shopping district sets the standard for digital retail with Digitopia and Intel NUC and Intel Atom processor.
Intelligent Networking: Steve Price, GM Communication Infrastructure Division, Intel, gave a keynote speech at 4G World about data growth and the evolution of devices.
After his second series of medical school rejections, biomedical engineer David Goodman found his way to a nascent medical device company seeking to develop an easy way to measure oxygen levels in the blood. The result – the Nellcor pulse oximeter – transformed medical care. It also earned David a coveted spot in the Health [See the full post…]
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