posted by Timothy Mattson on June 28, 2007
In my job at Intel, I get to travel far and wide to meet with research groups working on parallel computing. And as travel, I am constantly struck by the differences between the state of HW and SW in parallel computing.
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tagged: HPC, parallel computing, parallel programming, terascale
posted by Sean Koehl on June 27, 2007
Following up on Brian’s post yesterday, here’s a video showing highlights from Research@Intel day last week.
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tagged: antennas, biochip, biosensors, Ct, healthcare, Intel, mobility, multi-core, multi-radio, programming, research, sensing, silicon, terascale, UMD
posted by Brian McCarthy on June 26, 2007
In my previous post, I briefly mentioned the “anti-cheat” demo that was presented at Research@Intel Day. Our researchers refer to it as Fair Online Gaming. This post comes to you from Travis Schluessler, one of our research scientist and an expert on this project. Here is what Travis had to say…
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tagged: anti-cheat, Fair online gaming, research, Research@Intel, Schluessler
posted by Brian McCarthy on June 26, 2007
Last Wednesday, June 20th, we held our 5th annual Research @ Intel day . This is a day where we open our doors to the press and analyst communities and share with them the research that is being conducted in our labs throughout the world. One of the most exciting aspects to the day was the global presence from both the media as well as our researchers.
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tagged: energy efficient, mobility, research, Research@Intel, security, terascale
posted by Sean Koehl on June 25, 2007
First, I want to thank you for taking the time to read this blog. Brian McCarthy and I will be taking on the roles of editors and keeping you apprised of the latest and greatest research at Intel. We work in a part of Intel’s central labs called Strategy and Planning which exists to facilitate interactions amongst all of the central labs, between these labs and other Intel groups, and between the labs and the outside world. In the case of this blog, we are working to facilitate a dialog between some of our key researchers and yourselves.
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tagged: Optical modulator, Raman Laser, research, silicon photonics
posted by Ansheng Liu on June 22, 2007
You may hear about the buzz word “Silicon Photonics” from the press coverage in the last few years. In fact, Silicon Photonics (or silicon based optoelectronics) is beginning to become a technical focus, because it potentially offers an entirely new generation of low-cost photonic integrated circuits, which will perform functions traditionally accomplished using much more expensive components based on III-V semiconductor materials. The primary driving force for silicon photonics development is the demand for cost effective optical interconnect technology in microelectronics industry. It is also expected that silicon photonics could find a wider range of applications beyond the optical communications arena.
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tagged: lasers, optical amplifiers, optics, optoelectronics, photodetector, silicon photonics
posted by Jeffrey Foerster on June 19, 2007
Bluetooth can be considered the first wireless personal area networking (WPAN) technology accepted in the market enabling new usages like hands-free cell phone connectivity, wireless headsets, electronic wallet transactions, and others. For this discussion, WPAN technology is considered to support ranges of less than 10 meters or within a single room, as compared to wireless local area networking (WLAN), enabled by WiFi, which can cover a home.
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tagged: 802.11n, radio, Ultra-wideband, UWB, Wi-Fi, wireless, WPAN, WUSB
posted by Ali-Reza Adl-Tabatabai on June 19, 2007
Welcome to my first blog! I’m delighted to be part of the Research@Intel blog. As an Intel researcher, my job involves developing new programming systems for future Intel architectures. I work on a range of technologies spanning programming languages, optimizing compilers, high performance runtime systems, and hardware architecture. I hope to share with you my thoughts and my research on these technologies.
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tagged: multi-core, multi-threaded, parallel programming, terascale
posted by Justin Rattner on June 19, 2007
Welcome to the new Research@Intel blog. I am pleased to open this new blog as a way to keep you informed on what is going on in our research labs. Through this forum, you will hear from some of the best minds in today’s high technology research. You will get their insights on today’s technology, what is coming in the near future and what they are only able to dream of today.
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tagged: CTO, microprocessor, Rattner, research, technology
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