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- Older PCs Lack Crucial Advantages in Security, Performance, and Manageability
- The analysis in this blog post and the associated benchmark testing was done by Prowess Consulting and commissioned by Intel. The end-of-life date for Windows 7 has come and gone, and you’ve successfully updated your organization’s PCs to Windows 10 before the deadline. The hardware itself might be getting a little old and creaky, but...
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- Bringing the 5G Vision Into Focus: 5 Questions with Alex Quach
- Alex Quach, Vice President and General Manager, Wireline and Core Network, is working to unleash compute and intelligence across the network with 5G. Watch his recent interview or read the Q&A below to discover how the network is evolving and paving the way for new use cases—especially with the coming Release 16 specification for ultra-reliable,...
read more - No Place to Hide: Compelling Stories of Why Personal Privacy Still Matters
- By David Hoffman, Associate General Counsel and Global Privacy Officer If you need to be convinced that privacy still matters in the age of COVID-19, the podcast series No Place to Hide will convince you. In the first three episodes, hosted by Bob Sullivan and Alia Tavakolian, you’ll hear compelling evidence of the insidious role...
read more - IPAS: Security Advisories for May 2020
- Hi everyone, It’s the second Tuesday in May 2020 and today we are not releasing any new security advisories. The next regular update will be June 9, 2020. You can find our security advisories at https://www.intel.com/security. For software guidance, insights, and technical deep dives into vulnerabilities and mitigations, head over to https://software.intel.com/security-software-guidance/. Regards, Jerry Bryant...
read more - Empowering Faster Decision-Making Across the Enterprise
- As enterprise data centers continue to grow in complexity, IT managers need real-time monitoring and visibility into errors that threaten data center reliability. To address these issues, Intel is proud to announce a multi-platform collaboration with Splunk to help customers unlock the value of their data and accelerate decision-making across the data center with a...
read more - Connectivity Innovation in the Age of Open Compute
- As a founding member of the Open Compute Project, Intel has played a key role in driving specifications and innovations together with the OCP community. With continued advancements in compute performance, heterogenous computing, and new and emerging workloads, including AI, innovation through network connectivity is essential. In 2019, Intel worked closely with the OCP NIC...
read more - Accelerating Solutions from Cloud to Edge Through Open Standards
- Nearly a decade ago, Facebook started the Open Compute Project (OCP) with Intel as a founding member to create an open hardware movement that met the challenges facing hyperscale data centers. Since then, Intel has driven more than 30 contributions and enablement of more than 100 products and partners across compute, network, and storage solutions...
read more - 6 things I’ve learned from Intel’s response to COVID-19
- Human behavior in response to a crisis can vary widely from person to person. While adversity builds character, it also reveals it. From when Intel’s leadership team first heard about the events unfolding in Wuhan, China to today, I learned six things that ultimately defined Intel’s response to this crisis. Confidence is contagious Our top...
read more - Intel Labs Europe – The Research Teams that Shape Intel’s Future
- Our series “Inside Intel Germany” spotlights amazing employees and the unique ways they discovered their passions and grew as professionals here. Meet Astrid Elbe, Managing Director of Intel Labs Europe, and learn about her career, shaping the future as part of a worldwide research organization and the career advise she offers to researchers. Which research...
read more - Telemedicine: The COVID-19 necessity is here to stay
- By Steve Allen, Director, Clinical Systems Segment, Health and Life Sciences, Intel The diffusion of innovation is typically a slow and laborious process, as users weigh the benefits of adopting a new technology against the costs of change. That is, until a crisis occurs. It is often these inflection points in history that accelerate change....
read more - More Information on Thunderbolt(TM) Security
- Hi everyone, In February 2020, researchers from Eindhoven University of Technology reached out to Intel with a report on Thunderbolt™, which they refer to as “Thunderspy”. In the report, they discussed issues related to invasive physical attacks on Thunderbolt™ hosts and devices. While the underlying vulnerability is not new and was addressed in operating system...
read more - Intel Heros: Making a Difference with Shields, Shelter, and Stories
- Inside of Intel we have been sharing countless stories of our colleagues making a difference during the coronavirus pandemic. Here is another collection of Intel Heros, a series dedicated to sharing some of the remarkable ways employees, our Intel heroes, are helping. MIKE ESPIG Intel Oregon Mike Espig was volunteering with the Washington County Crisis...
read more - Bringing the 5G Vision Into Focus: 5 Questions with Caroline Chan
- Caroline Chan, Vice President and General Manager for Intel’s Network Business Incubator, believes that three key technologies will unlock the true potential of data—5G, edge compute, and AI. Watch her recent interview or read the Q&A below to learn how these technologies will work together to accelerate new opportunities for enterprises and society—and how Intel...
read more - Debunking a Myth About Innovation and Standards
- By Greg Slater, Vice-President, Policy and Technical Affairs and Earl Nied, Program Director, Standards and Intellectual Property Rights Everyone knows that a great idea means nothing if it never turns into a reality. This sentiment forms the core of Steve Jobs’ famed maxim, “Real artists ship!” However, a myth persists in some patent policy circles that a clear...
read more - Admin Excellence Award Winners Protect Wildlife at Intel Arizona
- When executive assistants Kim Lemley and Desa Baker aren’t doing their day jobs, they can likely still be found at the Intel Arizona sites. Whether it’s six in the morning or midnight, there’s no clocking out of their volunteer positions with AZ Paws. Their hard work, dedication, and above-and-beyond attitude have won both Lemley and...
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