Father’s Day is upon us. Have you been procrastinating on what to give to the Dads in your life? Especially for Dads that have everything? A sweater or work shirt? He doesn’t need another one. A book? Been there, done … Read more
Computex, one of the world’s largest computex exhibtions, started at a high note this week with Intel Executive Vice President Sean Maloney delivering the opening keynote. This was the first speech that Sean delivered sincereturning from medical leave. The audience … Read more
It’s almost Memorial Day, which means it’s time to start thinking about summer vacation. With computers becoming both more powerful and portable, bringing one on vacation can make your trip more convenient and enjoyable. Computers offer the optimal experience for … Read more
Wow, 2010 is over. 2011 is on the way. Coming off the year, I went out and talked to CTOJustin Rattner, CIO Diane Bryantand others about whatthey think would be the top technology trends for 2011. While a bit slanted … Read more
You may have seen an announcement today from privately-held Achronix, which plans to start manufacturing a future line of FPGA products on our forthcoming 22 nanometer chip-making process. As many of you know, Intel enjoys a multi-year lead on manufacturing … Read more
As Logitech and Sony prepare to launch their smart TV products, each based on the Google TV platform, it’s worth taking a look at what is going on in this category, and why a processor like Atom (and specifically the … Read more
There is a report out of Taiwan overnight that Intel has shut down its 4G WiMAX Program office and is backing off the standard. This story has sparked a couple of dozen others. Here’s Intel’s perspective. As usual, these sites … Read more
“Graphics.” I think the high-tech industry needs to do a better job defining this omnibus word. At a minimum, graphics can be divided into creating, consuming (viewing), interacting, playing and connecting digital media – visually rich computing experiences. I mean, … Read more
The amount of innovation the TV has seen in the past year, and last couple of years, is astounding. If you can think back to the pre big-screen HD movement, consumers more or less purchased TVs with a bigger (and … Read more
In San Francisco Sept. 22-24, “the world’s biggest geekfest” will take place at Moscone Center West. In its 12th year, the Intel Developer Forum highlights Intel’s upcoming technology advancements and product plans to top CIOs, CTOs, hardware and software experts … Read more
