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How Is Energy Like a PC?

posted by Charlene Zvolanek on September 17, 2010

SUMMARY: Some of my pet projects were represented today, with personal energy management at the top of the list. The session “Personal Energy Systems: Doing for the Grid What Intel Did for Computing!” covered personal energy management systems, the shift … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged conservation, control, distributed, energy, grid, management, microgrid, non-intrusive_sensing, open_system, personal_energy_system, PES, plug-and-play, power, self-configuring, self-healing, self-optimizing, self-protecting, simple_sensor, standards, storage, utility | Comments Off

Q&A with Rock Star and Intel Fellow Ajay Bhatt

posted by Charlene Zvolanek on September 23, 2009

[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 →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Accelerated Graphics Port, AGP, Ajay Bhatt, camera, Firewire, Innovation, Intel Fellow, iPod, iSCSI, PCI Express, Q&A, Rock Star, SATA, standards, USB, USB 3.0, wireless laptop | 1 Comment

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How Is Energy Like a PC?

Q&A with Rock Star and Intel Fellow Ajay Bhatt

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