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- Elevate with Girl Geek X
- To support and celebrate Women’s History Month, Intel is sponsoring the Girl Geek X virtual conference, an all-day, free event designed to elevate the careers of women in technology via talks on leadership and belonging, healthcare innovations, AI, and the future of work. I am excited to participate as a speaker this year and to...
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- Leading the Way in 5G Supply Chain Security
- By Asha Keddy, Corporate Vice President and General Manager, Next Generation and Standards, Intel Corporation On Wednesday, March 4, I had the distinct honor of testifying on threats to 5G supply chain security before the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation. Joined by colleagues at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, the...
read more - Multi-Cloud Network Supports Private and Public Cloud Use Cases
- As described in the recent IT@Intel white paper, “Building a Multi-Cloud-Ready Enterprise Network,” internal and external forces are driving network transformation at Intel. These include a steady 15 percent or more annual growth in demand for network bandwidth, budget pressures, adoption of public cloud services, and an evolving and complex cybersecurity landscape. To keep up...
read more - Why BERT Fails in Commercial Environments
- Large transformer-based neural networks such as BERT, GPT and XLNET have recently achieved state-of-the-art results in many NLP tasks. The success of these models is based on transfer learning between a generic task (for example, language modeling) and a specific downstream task. These models perform remarkably well on static evaluation sets where labelled data is...
read more - Creating a Standardized Framework to Help Land Smart Building Vendors
- Intel’s newest smart office building in Petach Tikva, Israel (PTK1) uses a broad range of smart technologies from multiple vendors, including temperature and lighting controls and thousands of sensors of various types. The technologies work in concert to increase operational efficiencies, reduce maintenance tasks and costs, and provide Intel’s workforce with a user-friendly work environment...
read more - Intel Engineer Shares 4 Ways to Encourage Girls’ Interest in STEM
- During Women’s History Month, and every day, we celebrate women whose work improves our lives and enables progress. Today, we are sharing one Intel employee’s journey and her advice for inspiring the next generation of female innovators. Dr. Arlyne Simon was born and raised in the Commonwealth of Dominica. Her mother, a teacher, and father...
read more - Partners Take On a Growing Threat to IT Security
- Intel works with Microsoft, and OEM Partners to implement hardware-based capabilities to increase security for the business PC fleet There is growing importance of firmware security in the community. It is now becoming better understood and there are proactive efforts to find firmware vulnerabilities. Example data point is in 2017, one or more firmware vulnerability...
read more - How Intel Uses AI to Identify Sales & Marketing Opportunities
- Intel is no different than other large enterprises when it comes to the need to identify new customer opportunities across many geographies and languages. However, it has its own specific customer segmentations, based on domains and modes of operation. Additionally, in the era of globalized business, existing customers are often expanding into new domains, requiring...
read more - A Faster, Simpler Path to AI-Enabled Robotics: The UP Squared RoboMaker Developer Kit, Powered by Intel and AWS
- The pace of innovation is quickening across all industries, including manufacturing and the intelligent factories of Industry 4.0. Unlocking the value of data via machine learning is propelling us into this next phase, and innovations in industrial IoT devices are helping manufacturers continually enhance operational efficiency. Robotics already play a central role in this new...
read more - IPAS: 2019 Product Security Report
- Hi everyone, With 2019 behind us, we are looking back at our investments in security and the vulnerabilities we addressed throughout the year, as well as the overall impact of Intel’s continued leadership in product security assurance and industry engagement. For the full 2019 product security report, click HERE. As we look at the data,...
read more - The evolution of the Intel vPro® platform
- At Intel, we’ve done a lot of work exploring what people value in a PC. What comes back again and again—and it’s true for me too—is that the PC has become the go-to tool for work. We hear from everyone that it’s what they turn to when they want to focus, be productive, and collaborate....
read more - More Security Choices for Every Demand
- Yesterday, Intel hosted our Security Day leading into the RSA Conference. What was special about this year is we had a full day to share our security vision, and I had the opportunity to share my thoughts on Intel's data-centric security strategy. Our data center security strategy is built on a commitment to secure the...
read more - Intel and Baicells showcase OpenRAN 5G IoT system for Industry 4.0
- As 5G networks continue to see expansion globally, one of the more exciting applications that is seeing near-term development is smart manufacturing or what is commonly referred to as Industry 4.0. By some estimates, the Industry 4.0 market is expected to grow to $3.7 trillion globally and represents an enormous opportunity for manufacturers to evolve...
read more - Protecting Privacy in a Data-Driven World: Privacy-Preserving Machine Learning
- Privacy for machine learning (ML) and other data-intensive applications is increasingly threatened by sophisticated methods of re-identifying anonymized data. In addition, while encryption helps preserve privacy while data is stored on hard drives or moving over networks, the data must be decrypted to be operated on, and this exposes it to malicious actors and inadvertent...
read more - A Breath of Fresh Air: How GE Healthcare* is Accelerating Pneumothorax Detection with AI
- Medical imaging data contains the power to save lives. Every tiny sliver of an image potentially holds the key to hugely important breakthroughs in treatment. And this year alone, hospitals produced over 50 petabytes of data, with images making up over 90% of that!¹ That’s a treasure trove of information. But without a simple, efficient...
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