Tag Archives: Innovation

SUMMARY: The last day of IDF is always a mad rush to see all the things I haven’t quite had time for. I spent some time at the poster chats, talking to researchers working on projects ranging from helping people … Continue reading →

SUMMARY: Rounding out the first day of sessions, I attended a panel discussion called “It’s All a Game: Gaming Technology and the Undergraduate Computer Science Curriculum,” where the academic community explored the future of gaming education in academia and how … Continue reading →

[1:27pm] Nervously awaiting the appearance of this Intel rock star. Last chance to submit your questions for the live-blogged Q&A with Intel Fellow Ajay Bhatt. [2:05pm] Why didn’t you play yourself in the ad? – Anil Das Acting is not … Continue reading →

There was so much to see on the first day of IDF that I got completely swept up in the hustle and bustle–absorbing the environment and meeting a whole slew of new people, from developers to business dev to media … Continue reading →

Anyone attending or tuning into the Intel Developer Forum knows what to look for — firsts. First time tech demos, first look at new chip designs or features… Here’s a first look at Intel rock star Sanjay Natarajan, director of … Continue reading →

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 … Continue reading →

Getting ready for the IDF Taipei Tech Showcase preview this afternoon, I decided a bit of caffeine would be in order. My room has a hot water pot which I removed from the cabinet and proceeded to fill from the … Continue reading →

IDF started off with a bang (well, actually not a bang, but a Red Hot Chili Peppers song), and then they were off. Craig Barrett, international man of IT and all-around ambassador of good will opened the conference with a … Continue reading →