posted by
Jennifer Teal Levine (Intel)
on July 02, 2009
at Intel Software Network Blogs
My background and inclination, lead me to want to report on my recent trip to the ACM Awards like I would the Oscar’s… “Dr. Andrew Chien was looking debonair in his classic black Tux with elegant gray and white flecked traditional tie and vest, accompanied by his lovely wife, Ellen, in a gorgeous silver silk [...]
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posted by
Doug Holland (Intel)
on July 02, 2009
at Intel Software Network Blogs
While running some unit tests within Visual Studio 2008 it seemed that it would often be possible to execute the unit tests in parallel on multi-processor or multi-core machines. Obviously thread safety would be the responsibility of the test authors and the parallel execution of the unit tests could be an optional capability with the default being [...]
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posted by
Todd Christ
on July 02, 2009
at Inside Scoop @ Intel
$80,000 in prizes are up for grabs. When gamers get together - great things happen! I’m going to give this site a shot and try my best to frag some of the finest in gaming… that’s right, I’m going...
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posted by
Aaron Tersteeg (Intel)
on July 02, 2009
at Intel Software Network Blogs
Aaron & Clay talked with Joe Duffy of Microsoft on the 37th episode of Parallel Programming Talk of Parallel Programming Talk. Joe Duffy is the lead developer and architect for Parallel Extensions to .NET. He is the author of two books: Concurrent Programming on Windows and Professional .NET Framework 2.0. Download an MP3 of the show. Download [...]
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posted by
Bruce Mossman (Intel)
on July 02, 2009
at Intel Software Network Blogs
I would be the last one to admit I would be consumed by playing social networking games on Facebook... Farmville, Pirate Wars, Castle Age. I mean, I used to play the occasional Bejeweled and even Solitaire when I had a few minutes to kill. Now, nearly obsessed, I am logging on - just [...]
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posted by
Aaron Tersteeg (Intel)
on July 02, 2009
at Intel Software Network Blogs
Clay and Aaron were both at the University of Illinois Summer School program so the weeks show was prerecorded interview with Dr. Calvin Lin discussing Principles of Parallel Programming, a book he co-authored with Dr. Lawrence Snyder. Download an MP3 of the show.
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posted by
Bruno Domingues
on July 01, 2009
at Brasil Digital@Intel
Durante a primeira geração da virtualização de servidores, as organizações se focaram no tema de consolidação de múltiplas aplicações por servidores físicos para reduzir os custos de capital (CAPex), tamanho dos data centers e gastos com energia e refrigeração As...
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posted by
Stephen Hibbert (Intel)
on July 01, 2009
at Intel Software Network Blogs
Sample Code! The AssetDisplay sample is probably the most confusing sample in the SDK. I wasted a lot of time trying to figure out how it worked. It took me awhile to realize that the sample dealt with the XML data directly instead of using the classes included in the SDK. Wait a minute...isn't that the [...]
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posted by
Steve Lionel (Intel)
on July 01, 2009
at Intel Software Network Blogs
Doctor Fortran lifts the veil from another little-understood language feature, format reversion.
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posted by
Jeffrey Rott (Intel)
on July 01, 2009
at Intel Software Network Blogs
Want a good laugh? Then check out the Intel Science and Engineering Fair spots from the Tonight Show at www.tonightshowwithconanobrien.com/intel. It’s fun to see Intel let its hair down and laugh at itself a little. The clips with Conan interacting with the kids in the Science Fair are priceless. I especially enjoyed [...]
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posted by
Susan Bravo (Intel)
on July 01, 2009
at Intel Software Network Blogs
Since our launch in March, more than 800 ISVs worldwide have submitted almost 2,000 products to the Software & Partner Directory! We are thrilled to have somany ISVs already involved in this beta site, but want to make sure we get all of our members involved in creating a rich software & services directory for users around the world. With [...]
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posted by
Gina Bovara (Intel)
on July 01, 2009
at Intel Software Network Blogs
Want to win a $25 gift card to the ultimate nerd paradise, ThinkGeek.com? It's easy with Intel Software Network! Just Ask us anything about software running on Intel Architecture and you'll automatically be entered in our drawing. That's it! No strings; we just want to know what you're curious about and how we can help answer [...]
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posted by
Michael Brito
on July 01, 2009
at Inside Scoop @ Intel
Intel® My WiFi Technology creates a Wi-Fi hotspot around your laptop that lets you print, share, sync and show wirelessly at home or on the go. This not your normal wireless connection. With your Intel® My WiFi Personal Area...
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posted by
Doug Holland (Intel)
on June 30, 2009
at Intel Software Network Blogs
Deadline June 30th 2009 Are you a student, small business owner, or home user? Would you be interested in getting Office 2010 for free? If you are interested then you should apply for the Office 2010 Real Life Stories program where you'll receive a free copy of Office 2010 if you agree to give the Office team [...]
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posted by
Suzanne LeGette
on June 30, 2009
at CSR@Intel
If you missed the recent Research@Intel Day, check out the RocketBoom video below. For the past seven years Intel has sponsored this event in order to give media a peak at what goes on “behind the curtain.” Featuring projects from...
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posted by
Amanda Marvel (Intel)
on June 30, 2009
at Intel Software Network Blogs
There is a newly added aisle in the Intel BX Software Store (US/Canada) that now offers netbook applications. There are six categories of applications including Communications, Education & Reference, Entertainment, Games, Utilities & Security, and Home, Health & Hobby. Each of the apps have been vetted to follow these specifications: Windows based, typically 1.6 GHz [...]
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posted by
Jon Bullinger (Intel)
on June 30, 2009
at Intel Software Network Blogs
I have had my Netbook for almost a year now and it’s been an excellent device to own and well worth the investment. I have pushed my system to the max loading several larger applications and the performance has been steady. I recently starting playing games over the internet and my Netbook has [...]
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posted by
Ken Kaplan
on June 30, 2009
at IDF@Intel
For a dozen years, the Intel Developer Forum has been pulling together top rock stars of technology innovation. It’s happening again September 22-24, when digital enterprise, mobility, digital home, software, manufacturing and research experts come together under the enormous roof...
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posted by
Mark Randel
on June 30, 2009
at Intel Software Network Blogs
Game Optimization Challenges for Modern Hardware Although we seem to have hit a ~3GHz limit in processor speed, Moore's law may still be holding as more and more cores are added to a processor at this speed. As processors have gotten faster and faster, memory latency has gotten longer and longer over time. This [...]
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posted by
Doug Holland (Intel)
on June 29, 2009
at Intel Software Network Blogs
When attending Microsoft PDC last year in Los Angeles, CA there were many attendees who thought it was cool to get a free Western Digital USB hard drive. It seems though that that was nothing compared to what attendees at the Australian TechEd 2009 conference will walk away with. If you're in Australia, or you feel [...]
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