Tag Archives: Lincroft

A Minute On Manufacturing Access

posted by Bill Kircos on October 31, 2010

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 … Continue reading →

Posted in IDF | Tagged 22 nanometer, Lincroft, manufacturing, nm, semiconductor | 5 Comments

Day One – Web 2.0 Summit & Social Location in Day 2

posted by Bryan Rhoads on October 21, 2009

Fantastic first day and night in San Francisco for the 2009 Web 2.0 Summit. Intel sponsored last night’s reception in the courtyard at the Westin, right before Carly Fiorina almost declared that she was running for the California Senate. John … Continue reading →

Posted in IDF | Tagged Computer history, GPS, Lincroft, microprocessors, new brand, nokia, Social Location, social media, sponsors of tommorrow, Turbo | 3 Comments

Intel Xeon 5500: The IT Manager’s ATM?

posted by Nick Knupffer on April 17, 2009

You’ve no doubt heard that Intel’s new Xeon 5500 series processors can deliver a return on investment in as little as 8 months when you replace an older, single-core Xeon server. You may even have heard Pat Gelsinger refer to … Continue reading →

Posted in IDF | Tagged awesome, calculator, data center, data center efficiency challenge, Intel, Lincroft, Nehalem, power down for the planet, roi, server, Technologies for our Lives, Xeon | Comments Off

Intel’s Social Media Story – just the beginning

posted by Bryan Rhoads on April 7, 2009

We introduced Intel’s blog program 2 years ago this month. I’d like to use this Intel anniversary as an opportunity to reflect and look back at some of our social media efforts over the past decade. Its not possible to … Continue reading →

Posted in IDF | Tagged blog, Bryan Rhoads, Communications Network, Facebook, Lincroft, Lithography, nettops, social media, social media guidelines, Technologies for our Lives, tigerton, twitter | 15 Comments

Nehalem, Wozniak, Livecasting and more… on IDF Connected

posted by annie rodkins on August 14, 2008

Interested in the latest news, analysis and commentary about the Intel Developer Forum? Eager to voice your opinions and participate in the action? Then be sure to check out IDF Connected, the latest in our family of blogs, dedicated exclusively … Continue reading →

Posted in IDF | Tagged Atom, bluetooth, cliffside, consumerelectronics, gelsinger, IDF, IDF blog, IDF2008, Intel 40th anniversary, Intel Developer Forum, Intel Smart SoC, Kumar, Lincroft, Mobile Devices, mobility, Nehalem, Qwaq, Rattner, SoC, Sodaville, Tolapai, TRIZ, Wireless Internet, Wozniak | Comments Off

Intel Smart SoC — The Move to Purpose-Built Chips

posted by ken kaplan on July 23, 2008

What would you do with a billion Intel transistors nestled in our pocket? If what they said today comes true, we might have a billion transistors efficiently running a system on a chip that puts high speed computer performance and … Continue reading →

Posted in IDF | Tagged 4004, 4G, @idf08, Canmore, Embedded, IDF2008, IDFSF08, Intel EP80579 Integrated Processor, Intel Smart SoC, Lincroft, Mobile World Congress, Moorestown, NASA, SoC, Sodaville, telecommunications, Tolapai, Wireless Internet, World Mural Project | 5 Comments