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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 →

Not too long ago I was asked to share how Intel adopted its approach to social media. Now stay with me here because this is relevant, I promise. I thought about all the great work my peers had done before … 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 →

When I first moved to America, a very long time ago indeed, I remember being overwhelmed by the number of channels available on television, admittedly cable television, but still, it was a revelation. After all, in Australia, at the time, … Continue reading →

Vice President General Manager, Embedded and Communications Group Intel Corporation Doug Davis serves as vice president and general manager of the Embedded and Communications Group within the Intel Architecture Group. In this role he is responsible for growing Intel’s business … Continue reading →

Almost every American kid today steps back in time nearly 20 years when he or she enters a classroom in the morning, then pops back to the future after leaving school at the end of the day. The access, connectivity … Continue reading →

While I teased you with a few thoughts about the future of TV in my original post, I thought it would be nice to open up the door a bit further and shed some light on the vision we’re actually … Continue reading →

Check out this PC World Review: “On the other hand, a laptop equipped with a 3×3 Intel® Ultimate N WiFi Link 5300 client card consistently outperformed one equipped with a 1×2 Intel® WiFi Link 5100 client adapter. The improvement was … Continue reading →

I may have one of the coolest jobs at Intel. Hosting Intel’s Chip Chat podcast program means that I get to interview some of the brightest technology minds in the industry as they discuss their visions of the future. In … Continue reading →

It’s hard to imagine how we used to get our work done before laptops, Google and the Internet came along. Remember when we used to fax documents, send printed mail or use dial-up to access the Internet? I constantly have … Continue reading →