Tag Archives: IDF09

“Rewriting the Rules.” That’s the headline from the front page Oregonian story on October 4 profiling Renee James and the efforts inside Intel’s Software and Services Group. Renee is wise and daring vice president and general manger of Software and … Continue reading →

One of the amazing minds and personalities behind Intel’s mobile technology innovation is Mooly Eden, who made a brief yet powerful appearance during Dadi Perlmutter’s keynote on Day Two of IDF. After that keynote, Mooly hosted a briefing to a … Continue reading →

Wednesday was jam-packed with innovation. It continued to be the theme across sessions–in the technology showcase, in the keynotes, and on those really big whiteboards. (video) I saw so much that engaged me, I’ve had a hard time cutting it … Continue reading →

At IDF09, the Intel Architecture Group’s mobility innovation team unveiled “Tangent Bay.” It’s the first multi-touch, multi-screen concept laptop based on research and feedback from people who multi-task with work, media creation, entertainment and social networking. We got our first … Continue reading →

Intel CEO Paul Otellini kicked off the Intel Developer Forum in a big way talking about the benefits of getting small. He showed a wafer filled with Intel’s first 22nm SRAM test chips. Here’s what one looks like up close … Continue reading →

Lots to take in at IDF this year, and as usual I could not see all I wanted to. Here’s a list of stuff that stood out to me this year Light Peak: Light Peak is a connectivity technology using … Continue reading →

Following his keynote to close out the Intel Developer Forum, Intel CTO Justin Rattner hightailed it down to the Tech Showcase for a live link interview on Fox Business News. He talked about the future of television being available on … Continue reading →

Network Proxy, or ability of a PC to Sleep Talk, is an “energy smarter” way for a PC to maintain Internet network presence at a very low energy footprint. Imagine these scenarios: (a) At a coffee shop, you are wanting … Continue reading →

Another year at IDF and there are definite signs of a new approach to connect you with the Intel brand at this event. Coming into Moscone West you are immediately immersed in branded imagery, displays and activities that tell you … Continue reading →

[10:00] And that’s it! Paul has wished us an enjoyable IDF, and the keynote is concluded. See you around the forum! [9:59] We’re seeing a video produced that incorporates some of the suggestions. Very cool. Quotes range from “I want … Continue reading →