Note from the blog editor: Originally posted over at The Inside Scoop, Eva shares her experience as one of the thousands of employees that was able to witness U.S. President Barack Obama’s recent talk at the site of Fab 42 … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Note from the blog editor: Originally posted over at The Inside Scoop, Eva shares her experience as one of the thousands of employees that was able to witness U.S. President Barack Obama’s recent talk at the site of Fab 42 … Continue reading → Continue reading →

By David Hoffman, Intel’s director of security policy and global privacy officer Get your free privacy eBook! Intel is pleased to announce a special promotion in recognition of Data Privacy Day. Intel has arranged with the Stanford Student Association and … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Yesterday afternoon, Intel welcomed the President of the United States, Barack Obama, to our Ocotillo campus in Arizona – future home of the FAB 42 manufacturing plant. Several thousand Intel employees and guests attended the event, which was covered by … Continue reading → Continue reading →

While trying to find an answer to my previous question, I stumbled across the paper “Extending Amdahl’s Law for Energy-Efficient Computing in the Many-Core Era” (Computer, Dec. 2008, pp. 24-31) by Dong Hyuk Woo and Hsien-Hsin S. Lee (Georgia Institute of Technology). The title had me thinking that this might be an investigation into finding [...] Continue reading →

By David Hoffman, Intel’s director of security policy and global privacy officer Intel’s Chief Executive Officer, Paul Otellini, takes the opportunity for Data Privacy Day to recognize the important role technology can play to increase privacy and security protections.  Watch … Continue reading → Continue reading →

I’m checking this one off the bucket list, the opportunity to see a President speak live. The President spoke at the Intel Ocotillo campus and touted Intel as a leader of innovation, the future of manufacturing and supporter of education             It was amazing to watch and witness the day [...] Continue reading →

To paraphrase Mark Twain, rumors of the demise of healthcare innovation at Intel are greatly exaggerated. Given that many of the world’s healthcare information systems run on Intel technologies, I would go so far as to say that it would be … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Note from the blogger: Jeff is an Intel recruiter who is passionate about providing job search tips and strategies to job seekers. He was one of the instructors of our recent Intel VET workshops and in this post he’ll share … Continue reading → Continue reading →

By Christoph Luykx, Manager, Global Public Policy Today, the European Commission’s Vice President Viviane Reding introduced new and comprehensive legislation on data protection. This proposal is part of the review of the EU’s current data protection legislation, the data protection … Continue reading → Continue reading →

A few weeks back I went on eBay and got myself two Pogoplug devices. Very nice little media and file sharing devices, you plug storage in the USB ports and you get access to the data anywhere on the internet. The devices are not expensive at all and very functional. One of the things that [...] Continue reading →

As a fan of Instagram for quite some time, I am always excited when public figures embrace the iPhone application that launched in October of 2010.  So as you could imagine, I was quite excited to hear earlier this month that President Barack Obama (well really the Obama 2012 campaign staff) created an account.  But what [...] Continue reading →

The January 30, 2012 deadline for the Intel AppUpSM developer challenge is fast approaching. In case you haven’t read the fine print in the Official Rules (and you should!), I want to reiterate them and make sure everyone knows the nuances of that de… Continue reading →

Do you have a system that you believe is Intel(R) AMT capable and you are trying to run  samples but are getting an errors?  Here are some tips on how to make sure your systems *is* Intel AMT capable and is also capable of running the samples in the SDK 1.  Download and run the SCS Discovery [...] Continue reading →

One of the problems I have been facing over the last few months was around the Mac OSX mesh agent. It just did not work right and so, over the last two weeks, I really made a big effort to improve it. Today, I released version 1.54 of the agent that seems to work much [...] Continue reading →

According to the Sodexo 2012 Workplace Trends Report, when you’re working this year, chances are you’ll spend some time doing so away from the office, as the report indicates that enabling a virtual workforce and creating flexible workplaces are two of the 2012 job trends. With new technology and these innovative workplace trends, it will [...] Continue reading →

Happy New Year! A technical presentation has been scheduled for February 15, 2012: Future-Proof Your Application’s Performance With Vectorization.  This presentation is for C, C++, and Fortran developers, and will help you get started understanding and evaluating vectorization using new technologies such as Intel® Cilk Plus, pragma SIMD and the Intel Compiler’s Guided Auto Parallelization [...] Continue reading →

A year ago, I blogged a new year’s resolution that I would blog more in 2011 about what was happening in healthcare reform, innovation, and information technology efforts that Intel is involved in around the world. I knew then that … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Recognizing the top processor products of 2011, industry analyst firm The Linley Group today announced the 2nd generation Intel® Core™ processor (code-name Sandy Bridge) is winner of their first annual Analysts’ Choice Award for Best PC Processor. “Benchmark scores from … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Moving applications to the Cloud puts many enterprises in an accustomed position, the technology and processes that their business depends on aren’t under their sole control, but rather a mix of responsibilities. The move to the Cloud is not a … Continue reading → Continue reading →