THE LATEST
- The ‘child of the dump’ from ‘Girl Rising’ is now a college gradBy CSR Admin Published On October 10, 2019
- When it opened in March 2013, the Intel-backed film “Girl Rising” helped kickstart a global movement around a mission to ensure that girls around the world are educated and empowered. What you might not remember is, as part of that effort, Intel invested further by partnering with local non-governmental agencies (NGOs) to ensure each of...
read more 
- Maximizing the ROI of Cybersecurity DataBy Jerome Swanson Published On October 10, 2019
- Intel IT is continuously improving cybersecurity at Intel, as described in the IT@Intel white paper, “Transforming Intel’s Security Posture with Innovations in Data Intelligence.” Our new Cyber Intelligence Platform (CIP) ingests data from hundreds of sources into Splunk Enterprise*, creating a 10-PB data lake. We source data from firewalls, network connections, endpoint devices, and other...
read more - “It was important for me to not hide this part of my identity.”By We Are Intel Published On October 10, 2019
- In celebration of National Coming Out Day, Federico Castro (pictured right), an Information Technology manager at Intel Costa Rica, shares how a supportive, inviting work culture encouraged him to bring his full self to work—and inspire others to do the same. When I came to work at Intel, I was a contingent worker, and my...
read more - 5 Insights from a Deaf Engineer at IntelBy We Are Intel Published On October 9, 2019
- Adam Munder shares how an inclusive environment, accessible workplace, and shared goals are helpful to people of all abilities as they grow great careers. I’m a development engineer working in the Intel Module Repair division, where I research, develop, and implement new module/robot repair procedures, including innovative engineering solutions and technology development. I love developing software,...
read more - The sound of money: How one ally used #AI tech to build a cash recognition appBy We Are Intel Published On October 9, 2019
- The problem? Nepalese paper currency does not have special marking, making it difficult for visually impaired people to distinguish the notes. Intel® Student Ambassador Kshitiz Rimal knew artificial intelligence (AI) could help. Call it happenstance, call it destiny, but for Kshitiz Rimal all it took was a chance encounter to change everything. “I was traveling...
read more - From Infrastructure Analysis to Scaling out Telemetry, let’s talk about OTP.By Josh Hilliker Published On October 7, 2019
- When I started this blog I focused on the what, why, Intel Telemetry, and a little on the how. After hearing more feedback while out on the road talking to customers, I thought now would be a great time to dig in a little deeper on the “how”, from the initial infrastructure analysis to scaling...
read more - Interview with Aleksey Gruzdev, Deep Learning R&D EngineerBy We Are Intel Published On October 7, 2019
- What is your role at Intel? I’ve worked in two teams since I joined Intel. Most of the time I worked as a developer of computer vision algorithms based on neural networks: this included detecting pedestrians, face recognition, and identifying license plates (mostly in China). During these three years, I was also involved in other...
read more - Interview with Olga Kiseleva, Program ManagerBy We Are Intel Published On October 7, 2019
- How did you start your Intel journey? Honestly, I did not get a job the first time I applied at Intel. I probably did not have enough knowledge or even self-confidence to pass this interview successfully. However, I was so determined to get there that I started to develop my skills. Afterone year of hard...
read more - U.S. and U.K. Sign Historic Data Access Agreement Under CLOUD ActBy Intel Blog Admin Published On October 4, 2019
- Intel commends the United States and United Kingdom for signing a historic data access agreement under the CLOUD (Clarifying Law of Overseas Access to Data) Act. Under the Executive Agreement, the first under the Act, the U.S. and U.K. will be able – in cases of serious crime – to demand electronic data from technology...
read more - License-Exempt Bands Enabling Emerging Localized ApplicationsBy Reza Arefi Published On October 3, 2019
- Approximately every four years, the ITU-R World Radiocommunication Conferences (WRC) are held to review and revise the ITU-R Radio Regulations, the international treaty governing the use of spectrum globally[1]. In a few weeks, I, along with my fellow delegates from around the world will be gathering in Egypt to attend WRC-19. WRC-19 comes at an...
read more - A quick discussion on Computer vision, AI inference at scale & the latest release of our Intel® distribution of OpenVINO™ toolkitBy IoT@Intel Published On October 3, 2019
- We recently caught up with Soren Knudsen, OpenVINO product manager, to discuss the latest release of OpenVINO and get his perspective on the AI market and the role that OpenVINO is playing. What has your team and Intel learned since OpenVINO launched in 2018? More than anything, that it was a welcome addition to the...
read more - We’re all a little dysfunctional, but there’s something we can do about it…By Rachel Mushahwar Published On September 26, 2019
- Culture makes a good company, great. To achieve greatness, we have to be willing to admit “we’re all a little dysfunctional” if we’re going to take our team to the next level. The word “dysfunction” can have a negative connotation. In fact, many people start to get very uncomfortable at the mere mention that something...
read more - Intel’s Data Center Strategy Leads to USD 2.8 Billion in SavingsBy Shesha Krishnapura Published On September 25, 2019
- If you’ve been following Intel IT’s data center strategy journey, which began in April 2010, you know that every few years we publish an update to our white paper, “Data Center Strategy Leading Intel’s Business Transformation.” These updates track the extraordinary business value (USD 2.8 billion in savings so far!) that can result from running...
read more - How to Become a Data-First EnterpriseBy Jeremy Rader Published On September 25, 2019
- If you look at the top trends in technology, things like autonomous vehicles, blockchain, edge deployment, natural language processing, and virtual reality, they all need analytics and artificial intelligence (AI). As society generates an unprecedented amount of data, there is an opportunity to make systems more efficient and create entirely new, immersive services. The challenge...
read more - Choosing the Right NVMe over Fabrics Transport Protocol Option for Data Center StorageBy Patricia Kummrow Published On September 24, 2019
- At this year’s SNIA Storage Developer Conference, Intel is unveiling the storage networking technologies in our new Intel® Ethernet 800 Series silicon and network adapters. First announced in April of this year, the Intel Ethernet 800 Series features speeds up to 100GbE and many new advanced, innovative capabilities. The Ethernet controller and four new Intel...
read more