Results tagged “power”
Research and Development Keynote: Crossing the Chasm between Humans and Machines
posted by Jason Swihart on October 21, 2008 at IDF@Intel
The final keynote at IDF Taipei was a fascinating look at Intel's research and development frontiers given by Kevin C. Kahn. Kahn looked at Intel's research into technologies that will ultimately bring humans and machines closer such as wireless power...
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tagged: electricity, power, r and d, research, robotics, wireless
Dynamic Power Performance Management (DPPM): Platform-level Laptop Thermal Management
posted by Dan Huynh on October 17, 2008 at IDF@Intel
Hot. That is the only word to describe your surroundings. With the sun beating down on you, your fatigued hand wipes your moistened brow. You always wanted an adventurous job outside of that traditional sedentary cubicle life. Planted in the...
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tagged: DPPM, fanless, idf2008, intel developer forum, power, power management, thermal, thermal management, thin laptop
A Time of New Beginnings: QuickPath, Power Control, Larrabee and SSDs
posted by Glenn Hinton on August 21, 2008 at IDF@Intel
In the computer world there are times when new technologies enter the scene that set a new direction and change how the next decade evolves. For example, in 1995 the Pentium Pro (original P6 micro-architecture) with its new high-performance out-of-order...
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tagged: glenn hinton, GPU, intel, larrabee, NAND Flash, Nehalem, parallelism, PCU, power, quickpath, solid state drive, SSD
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