I recently spent 3 days in Paris at the Viva Technology Conference, the premier technology conference in France. At VivaTech, I was exposed to many different new products and technologies and I was… Read more
We are fortunate to celebrate our independence each July 4th. We also take time on this day, and every day, to recognize freedom is not free, and we owe our deepest gratitude to the brave people who fought for our … Read more >
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Those in and around the healthcare industry have heard a lot about predictive health analytics recently. The reason for this was recently summarized well by B. Vindell Washington, MD, National Coordinator for HIT in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, who said, “Digitization has allowed us to have a more meaningful conversation around …continue reading A Lean Startup Approach to Predictive Clinical Analytics in Healthcare, Part I
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Deep learning—a subset of machine learning and a key technique of artificial intelligence (AI)—is the most rapidly growing area of AI innovation. Big data and deep learning are technologies cut from the same cloth. They’re both enabled by the explosion of data brought about by the digital world. But to deal effectively with mountains of …continue reading BigDL Democratizes Deep Learning Innovation
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Digital mix master and music producer Metro Boomin takes original sounds of Serena Williams’ smashing forehand to create “Champion Sound.” After receiving his first laptop at age 13, Metro Boomin quickly became a prolific music producer. But little did he know a decade later he’d craft an anthem for the world’s top tennis women’s champion, … Continued
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Intel recently released the UEFI Development Kit 2017 (UDK2017) for development of Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) firmware, device drivers, and applications. UDK2017 is a snapshot of… Read more
There’s no doubt about it. The information ‘superhighway’ is becoming increasingly congested and data capacity is a global challenge. World wide mobile data traffic grew 63 percent in 2016, reaching 7.2 exabytes per month. To put that in context, that … Read more >
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We are closer to having autonomous homes, with advances in video, compute, and data processing capabilities being added to consumer products. This week marks the general availability of the Amazon Echo Show, which is notable not only for its popularity but … Read more >
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Name: Melissa Ortiz, Intel Intern Degree: San Jose State University, B.S. Computer Engineering, May 2017 Division: New Devices Group, Santa Clara, CA I recently caught up with Melissa Ortiz, who recently went to London and Paris with her team. Here, she … Read more >
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Name: Sodiq Balogun, Design Engineer Degree: University of District of Columbia, M.S., Electrical Engineering, 2016 Division: Non-Volatile Memory Solutions Group, Hudson, MA My name is Sodiq Balogun. I have been at Intel for the past 1.5 years, and it’s been … Read more >
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Student makers tackle real-world challenges with Maker Share missions, creating innovative tech solutions driven by hands-on learning and a passion to make a difference. Whenever teenager Hannah Edge suffered an asthma attack, it often resulted in a trip to the emergency room for a spirometry test. The bulky diagnostic machine, which tests lung function, always … Continued
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Data alone may not be enough to guarantee better decisions, but better business decisions almost always start with data. Just capturing and storing data will not get us far. Disconnected and fragmented data can’t paint a complete picture because different segments linger in a detached state or in isolated buckets. Left disintegrated, they lack the …continue reading 5 Reasons Why More Data Doesn’t Guarantee Better Decisions
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By Marjorie Dickman, Global Director & Associate General Counsel, Automated Driving and IoT Policy Today, the U.S. House of Representatives’ Subcommittee on Digital Commerce and Consumer Protection convened a much anticipated hearing on “Self-Driving Vehicle Legislation.” Intel appreciates the strong leadership … Read more >
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Intel® Software Innovator Manisha Biswas took the initiative to start a Women in Technology movement in Kolkata. She saw the need for a place where women can be supported in learning new technologies… Read more
Our IoT world is growing at a breakneck pace. Projections for smart, connected objects—from tiny chips to tremendous machines—show a swell to 200 billion by 2020. IDC’s outlook for global IoT spending between 2015 and 2020 represents 15%+ CAGR, with … Read more >
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Shaping a more diverse technology industry requires that we rethink our sources of talent and broaden our recruiting pipeline to access available diverse talent. As part of our commitment to expand the talent pipeline, Intel is announcing the Intel HBCU … Read more >
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From the sandstone dwellings of Petra to the sheer granite walls of Yosemite, computational photographer Greg Downing captures awe-inspiring places in VR. Photographer Greg Downing thought renting a donkey would be a good way to travel up the narrow cliffs to the lost ruins of Petra. After all, it’s a steep climb to the archaeological … Continued
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To make headway in a disruptive environment, many organizations need to embrace the constancy of change — “steady state” has left the building! Businesses also have to recognize the necessity of differentiation – retaining existing customers, winning new ones through a portfolio of differentiated, integrated, safe experiences is vital. This mindset doesn’t only apply to …continue reading On the Road With the Vortex of Change: Australia
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Before any product goes to market, it undergoes rigorous testing to make sure it meets quality standards and functions properly. Even a kid with a lemonade stand samples the product before he starts hocking his wares. But the more complex the product, the more time it takes to ensure it works the way it’s intended …continue reading Product to Market Faster With Intel Xeon E5 v4
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WOMEN IN TECHNOLOGY, KOLKATA
A Complete Walk-Through
I always believed that a difficult path leads to a beautiful destination. “WOMEN IN TECHNOLOGY, Kolkata” is that beautiful destination reached… Read more
