Two days ago I started updating the Windows x86 Mesh Agent with the latest v1.67 version. In this latest agent, the major change is the new use of the Windows Crypto API. In the past, I would use OpenSSL for everything across platforms. This new versio… Read more
Intel continues to improve our free HTML5 Development Environment tools. Our goal is to help you the HTML5 app developer do more with your apps with less resources. We continue to innovate on your behalf to give you the edge. Our new features includ… Read more
TERMINOLOGY NOTE:
Upon reading the SDG (Intel® Xeon Phi™ Coprocessor Software Developer’s Guide), you’ll find a variety of confusing names and acronyms. Here’s my decoder ring:
Package Auto C3: also referred to as Auto-C3, AutoC3, PC3, C… Read more
Suppose that a nurse is assisting a patient in some hospital room and that the patient’s doctor is somewhere else in the facility. The nurse gathers vitals for the patient and enters the information into the computer. The nurse would like… Read more
I’m happy to announce the sixth part of our Re-imagining Apps for Ultrabook™ video series is now available. In this episode, we’ll review the new technologies in Ultrabook computers that allow us rethink what desktop application design can be. Then w… Read more
This is a first post in a series of posts about parallel programming with Go language. What is Go? You may ask. Go is a language with the cutest mascot ever:
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As anyone who has been following my blog knows the first thing you’ll need to do when you pick up a NUC is buy memory, a hard drive, and a wireless module. The wireless module is an easy choice; just get the Intel 6235 module. It’s cheap ($… Read more
Recently, Valve’s Gabe Newell (steampowered.com) sat down with the Intel video team to talk about his impressions of perceptual computing, game development, and how one technology (Miracast) is set to change the gaming user experience as we know it.
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VOCÊ ESTÁ SENDO CONVIDADO!
A Intel e o SOFTEX estão convidando os melhores desenvolvedores e empresas para participar do APPLAB INTEL que acontecerá no dia 27 de junho (Quinta-Feira) no escritório da Intel em São Paulo … Read more
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VOCÊ ESTÁ SENDO CONVIDADO!
A Intel, a Microsoft e o SOFTEX estão convidando os melhores desenvolvedores e empre… Read more
I had a speaking opportunity at QCON in Big Apple last week. As usual Big Data and Mobility were the dominating topics in this conference. Surprisingly, there was a strong html5 presence as well. At least ten presentations (including mine) were … Read more >
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Not all applications are created equal. Some are chomping at the bit to harvest as much parallelism as a target platform can provide. Those may be good candidates for running on an Intel® Xeon Phi™ Coprocessor. Othe… Read more
When you first see the NUC your reaction might be that it’s meant only for the PC enthusiast. A home theater PC or a home server is what it’s for, you might say. But the NUC is capable of becoming so much more. Thinking about differen… Read more
On my way back from Vegas now – a jam packed, 36 hours where I never saw the sun and never left the hotel (and didn’t sleep much) – but well worth the trip all the same. I attended HP’s Discover conference for two days wit… Read more
Welcome everyone to my Next Unit of Computing blog! The goal of this blog is to evaluate the NUC and provide feedback on the experience from an end-user standpoint. The NUC has many applications and uses; basically anywhere you want a small… Read more
China, like the rest of the world, is dealing with a massive aging population. Add to this a rising middle class migrating to the cities and a changing family structure and the stresses to China’s healthcare and social services systems are huge. China’… Read more
“Intel Renee, San Francisco. Take 17.” Yes, it took 17 ‘takes’ to shoot a 20 second clip of me for Intel ‘s latest commercial on CNN (which is part of the buildup to the CNN Broadcast of Girl Rising on … Read more > Read more
Introduction
One of the challenges in computer vision applications is segmentation-the separation of desired objects from their surroundings. Early techniques separated objects by color or contrast. With the introduction of time of flight infrared came… Read more
Transparency is a fundamental open problem in real-time rendering due to the difficulty of compositing in the right order an arbitrary number of transparent layers; the Adaptive Order Independent Transparency sample using Pixel Shader Ordering shows a … Read more
