Tag Archives: Core

Recognizing the top processor products of 2011, industry analyst firm The Linley Group today announced the 2nd generation Intel® Core™ processor (code-name Sandy Bridge) is winner of their first annual Analysts’ Choice Award for Best PC Processor. “Benchmark scores from … Continue reading →

Stumped on what to get your family or friends for the holidays this year? Gadgets are always a great gift and with all the different devices available in the market today, there’s always something out there for everyone. Since the … Continue reading →

I recently had a conversation about security wtih Jennifer Gilburg and I felt strongly that she share the details with everyone and hence she decided to write a blog post – which is below for your reading pleasure (authored by … Continue reading →

By now some of you may have heard that Intel representatives announced the discovery of a potential issue in one of the companion chipsets to the Intel® 2nd Generation Core™ processors, code named “Sandy Bridge.” Because Intel is committed to … Continue reading →

So, there has been a lot of noise around Sandybridge and Linux support. Most of the criticism has come from Charlie Demerjian over at semiaccurate.com. Now we at Intel like Charlie, we are fans and he does an important job … Continue reading →

There has been some confusion online about Intel Insider. So here are the facts: Is it DRM? There have been stories describing Intel Insider as a ‘DRM’ technology. DRM means ‘Digital Rights Management’ and is used to control the use … Continue reading →

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 … Continue reading →

When you hear the number 32, what comes to mind? For me, 32 makes me think of Intel’s 32 nm process technology. Intel’s launch at CES of its Intel Core family of processors marked the first time systems based on … Continue reading →

For many, watching TV is a passive activity versus an interactive experience. Television as it currently exists, regardless of its use across cultures, is simply a conduit for delivering packaged information. But if Internet applications and interactivity is added to … Continue reading →

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 … Continue reading →