Thursday, our CTO Justin Rattner gave a keynote on virtual worlds and the emergence of what he called the 3D Internet. The 3D Internet Rattner described is the mushrooming social world of multiplayer online games, of complex animations for medicine … Continue reading →

Following up on Brian’s post yesterday, here’s some pics and info on the Tera-scale demos we have here at IDF.

Here at IDF – Day 2, the technology showcase is going full steam. With lunch being served in the showcase area it is a certain draw for the attendees – kind of like a massive lunch and learn. In the … Continue reading →

Your two editors, Sean and I are here in San Francisco for the 2007 IDF. We will do a daily post to showcase highlights of the day and how the research labs are helping lead the way for innovation in … Continue reading →

As you may have read in Ansheng’s earlier post, our photonics labs recently disclosed a 40 gigabit per second laser modulator. Optical modulators, which encode high speed data onto an optical beam, are something we have been working on in … Continue reading →

A few weeks ago, I blogged on why parallel programming is “hard.” My goal was to set up discussions by others and myself on the Research@Intel blog on how we’re making it easier. While we’re continuing to write about this … Continue reading →

The following post is from a guest contributor to the research blog. This post comes from researcher Rob Ennals who is the project lead on Intel Mash Maker. Rob is based in our Intel Research lab in Berkeley. Prior to … Continue reading →

At my Spring 2007 IDF keynote I said that in order to create a new product line for ultra-mobile devices, we have to create processors and chipsets that collectively reduce power by a factor of ten. Taking 2006 as the … Continue reading →

The following post and paper is from a guest contributor to the research blog. This post comes from Network Software Engineer, Jeongeun Julie Lee of Intel’s Communication Technology Lab where she researches WiMAX interoperability, WiMAX cross-layer MAC optimization, Traffic Modeling, … Continue reading →

Recently I was looking over some slides by Intel Fellow Vivek De, which he has put together for his Intel Developer Forum session next week on “Energy Management Innovations for Future Multi-Core Processors.” In the presentation I saw a few … Continue reading →