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- More Information on Thunderbolt(TM) SecurityBy Jerry Bryant Published On May 9, 2020
- 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...
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- Intel Heros: Making a Difference with Shields, Shelter, and StoriesBy We Are Intel Published On May 8, 2020
- 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 ChanBy Caroline Chan Published On May 6, 2020
- 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 StandardsBy Intel Blog Admin Published On May 5, 2020
- 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 ArizonaBy We Are Intel Published On May 4, 2020
- 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...
read more - Looking ahead to returning to our global sitesBy We Are Intel Published On May 1, 2020
- This blog was posted on behalf of Darcy Ortiz, vice president and general manager for Corporate Services at Intel Corporation. Over the past weeks and months, many Intel personnel have continued to work safely at our sites in order to keep our critical on-site operations running. However, most of our global workforce has...
read more - New Levels Of Enterprise Control With 5G Private Mobile NetworksBy Caroline Chan Published On April 30, 2020
- When I speak with chief information officers about the private mobile network option, they ask how dedicated connectivity can help them drive business results. The American Dream complex in New Jersey is a great example. Beyond being one of the nation’s first deployments running on the newly available Citizen Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) 3.5 Ghz...
read more - Intel Heros: Bringing Masks, Meals, and More to the Front LineBy We Are Intel Published On April 29, 2020
- Inside of Intel we have been sharing countless stories of our colleagues making a difference during the coronavirus pandemic. Employees donating their time, energy, and resources to meet the needs of their communities right now. Here is another collection of Intel Heros, a series dedicated to sharing some of the remarkable ways employees, our Intel...
read more - Better PC fleet management for the modern remote workforceBy Sarah Wieskus Published On April 29, 2020
- As remote work options rapidly become a necessity for modern businesses, IT managers must now consider emerging challenges when it comes to the remote management and security of end-user PCs. Among their top concerns are connecting to malfunctioning equipment, needing the accessibility and control to troubleshoot devices, and keeping up with OS and software updates...
read more - Navigating coronavirus: Stories of 2 Intel familiesBy We Are Intel Published On April 29, 2020
- Whether you work from home or come to a site during the coronavirus, this unprecedented time takes getting used to – at best – and can be extremely difficult – at worst. We are not only managing our work life through a global pandemic, we are also facing challenges in our personal lives. Many are...
read more - Intel Corporation – A Return to Work PlanBy Intel Blog Admin Published On April 28, 2020
- By Jeff Rittener, Chief Government Affairs Officer and General Manager of Intel’s Governments, Markets and Trade group (GMT) Jeff Rittener, Intel The impact of COVID-19 on the economy, healthcare systems and day to day life of people has been seen around the globe. Governments are working overtime to meet the needs of their citizens and...
read more - How PCs Drive the Future of WorkBy Michael Nordquist Published On April 28, 2020
- The need to deliver better experience for users and maintain a secure environment at the enterprise level has always been a top priority for our industry. But now with the world’s workforce going remote, the stakes are raised. IT is now responsible for managing up to 100% of their workforce remotely, making Zero Trust and...
read more - Intel Enables Azure Confidential ComputingBy IT Peer Network Published On April 27, 2020
- Confidential computing is an emerging paradigm in today’s data-centric era that helps maintain privacy and confidentiality regardless of where data is processed. Intel is working to make it possible for customers to maintain control of their data, even when it’s in the cloud. That is why I’m very excited that Microsoft has announced the general...
read more - Helping Parents Survive Remote LearningBy We Are Intel Published On April 27, 2020
- This blog was posted on behalf of Cigdem Ertem. Cigdem Ertem started her career working in IT departments of Public Sector organizations, after graduating from Middle East Technical University Computer Engineering Department. She has worked at various positions mostly focusing on systems analysis, software development and IT procurement evaluation/selection. She joined Intel over 15 years ago...
read more - FCC Ruling Marks A Giant Milestone in The Evolution of Wi-FiBy Carlos Cordeiro Published On April 27, 2020
- On April 23, the Wi-Fi landscape experienced the biggest expansion in nearly two decades. The FCC voted unanimously to adopt rules permitting unlicensed use of a broad range of additional spectrum in the 6 GHz band, and with it, Wi-Fi takes a giant evolutionary leap forward. A great deal of thought and preparation by the...
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