Tag Archives: innovation

This post is on behalf of Lance Koenders, Director of Marketing for Intel’s Digital Home Group. There has been a lot of chatter over the past several months around smart TV and the future of your television. If you aren’t … Continue reading →

I get excited when my PC can solve problems for me. Figuring out a new way to communicate information or different ways to connect with friends and family add to the quality of my work and life. While we all … Continue reading →

Ahead of what will be a packed Intel Developer Forum, Sept. 22-24 in San Francisco, here’s some news around a newly planned family of future “embedded” processors for non-PC equipment and gear code-named Jasper Forest — and details around our … Continue reading →

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You may not know it, but today is national Inventor’s Day in the U.S. So take some time to think about and maybe even say thank you to all of the brilliant inventors who have given us all of the … Continue reading →

A famous punk anthem jostled through my mind today after seeing California Governor Arnold Schwarzeneger at Intel headquarters celebrating California as the first state ever to be named “official partner” of the enormous and enormously successful tech trade show CeBIT, … Continue reading →

I can hardly believe it has been two months since I was in Shanghai attending IDF and anticipating the innovation I would see there. I thought if it was memorable enough to stick in my mind two months after the … Continue reading →

The Intel Developer Forum has been one of the most tech inspiring gatherings I’ve participated in since joining Intel in 2000. The latest incremental advancements, demonstrations that show visionaries are not creating pie in the sky, and the roadmap updates. … Continue reading →

Innovation is an increasingly popular word, you see it everywhere. If you look back in time it has gone from the occasional appearance in articles and magazines five years ago to the current situation where every company from cookies to … Continue reading →

I just returned from a CES Supersession where Tim Bajarin, columnist for PC Magazine and Technology Pundit blogger, led a discussion around what various thought leaders consider disruptive technologies. On his panel, he had Dr. Levy Gerzberg representing semiconductors, Shane … Continue reading →