posted by Vijay Kesavan on June 17, 2009
At the Spring 2009 Intel Developer Forum (IDF) in Beijing, Intel premiered a prototype demonstrating Group Scheduling, a technology to increase the capacity of VoIP in 802.16m, next-generation WiMAX networks. At IDF we demonstrated the reduction in size of the DL-MAP (management overhead information) for VoIP traffic with group scheduling. Here we demonstrate how the reduction in the MAP overhead leads to capacity gains, thereby supporting larger number of VoIP calls in next-gen WiMAX networks.
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posted by Daniel Pohl on June 17, 2009
This is my third time being at the Research@Intel Day. Every year Intel highlights the great research projects showing off futuristic technology that could make it one day into your office or even your living room.
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posted by Alan Crouch on June 15, 2009
Imagine a future mobile experience where parents can stream their kid’s sports event live to grandparents halfway around the world with your handset. Or people can play immersive mobile games like World of Warcraft anywhere, anytime. Or enjoy true mobility for Voice and Video over IP phone calls over popular internet applications like Skype, to open up whole new opportunities for connectedness between family, friends, and colleagues. Social networks will become mobile and context-aware, multi-dimensional, and will utilize live video and highly immersive 3D Graphics, making today’s Facebook and Twitter seem like the command line interfaces of the past. Artists will collaborate real-time worldwide, and explore new frontiers of creativity. We’re taking the Internet mobile and transforming how our planet connects, whether you are a grandparent, gamer, gossip, geek, or guitar-hero!
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posted by Megan Langer on June 11, 2009
The sponsor’s of tomorrow from Intel labs will host media and industry partners at the 8th Annual Research @ Intel Day event at the Computer History Museum to offer a preview of what is still to come for computing. More than 45 futuristic projects and concepts underway in the labs will be unveiled in the areas of the eco-technology, 3D graphics on the internet, mobility, privacy and more. Please join us live here, where we’ll broadcast Justin Rattner’s opening messages and select research demonstrations and interviews with Intel Labs very own “rock stars”.
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