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Today, Intel CTO Justin Rattner is demonstrating the Hybrid Memory Cube, the fastest and most efficient Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM) ever built. I want to give you some background on how and why we collaborated with Micron on this new … Continue reading →

We’ve just finished up with the 9th annual Research@Intel press event, at which Intel Labs showcased examples of forward looking research to media and industry analysts from around the globe. Intel CTO Justin Rattner kicked off the event by stressing … Continue reading →

Let me tell you why I am really excited about the launch of the Intel Science and Technology Center for Secure Computing. The reason is: ISTC-SC is going to bat for the end-user, all of them not just the ones … Continue reading →

Brain trauma affects more than 2 million people in the U.S. each year because of accidents and participation in sports. But little is understood about the connections within the brain that can be broken but not detected. Using MRI scans, … Continue reading →

How can computer vision and machine learning help make your day to day life more enjoyable and provide valuable information that can improve decision making abilities? Socially Enabled Services (SENS) is a research project in this area that looks as … Continue reading →

Today, Intel, HP, and Yahoo! publically announced an expansion of our joint effort to accelerate innovation in the area of cloud computing, called “Open Cirrus.” We are very excited that four new members have joined this collaboration, and I think … Continue reading →

In the past year, Intel has launched three new research centers focused on different aspects of the same challenge: developing supercomputers with Exa-scale performance levels. That means a billion billion computations per second. To put that in context, if you … Continue reading →

I wanted to give an important update related to our research on future microprocessor architectures, particularly the “many-core” processors envisioned by our Tera-scale Computing Research Program. Last December, Intel Labs demonstrated the latest concept vehicle to emerge from this program, … Continue reading →

When you think about Intel, your first thoughts may steer towards processors, the Intel bong or Jeffrey the robot. But yesterday, at the annual pre-IDF research press event, Intel researchers aimed to show another side – a growing side – … Continue reading →

Fifty years ago, Ted Maiman built the first laser out of a ruby crystal rod, never expecting that this invention would revolutionize industries from medicine to communications. Likewise, it’s hard to imagine that Robert Noyce and Jack Kilby could have … Continue reading →