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- Back to School Check-In: You’re Not Alone
- It’s back to school time! In the past, those words marked the start of a new year, and excitement for kids looking forward to reconnecting with school friends. This year is very different. As parents we’re experiencing a myriad of emotions and, I’m not going to lie, it’s tough to sort through them all. We’re...
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- What’s Really “Normal” for Workplaces?
- In March, companies rushed to set up remote work spaces and provide staff with the tools they needed to work from home so they could keep their people safe in a world that would never be the same. Fast forward seven months and I doubt the leaders who made quick decisions and patchworked systems together...
read more - Intel & Nutanix – Overcoming Storage Obstacles with Blockstore and SPDK
- This year has been one for the history books. Given the trials and tribulations we’ve all endured, it’s increasingly important for companies like Intel and Nutanix to continue working together to move innovation forward. To this end, over the last year Intel strengthened its 5+ year partnership with Nutanix to launch a joint innovation lab....
read more - IPAS: Security Advisories for September 2020
- Hi everyone, Today we are releasing four security advisories addressing 9 vulnerabilities that were all internally found by Intel except for INTEL-SA-00405 which was reported through our bug bounty program. We believe that transparency around the issues we find internally helps our customers to more accurately make risk assessments and we continue to invest heavily...
read more - Electromagnetic Interference: It’s Not Just Science Fiction
- Electromagnetic Interference: It’s Not Just Science Fiction If you’ve watched any science fiction show, you’ve likely heard dialogue related to electromagnetic (EM) waves or phenomena interfering with ship systems. Although most entertainment shows, in the pursuit of drama and excitement, exaggerate these effects, like many concepts, it all starts with a grain of truth. Ever...
read more - Wireless Time-Sensitive Networking
- Wireless Time-Sensitive Networking (WTSN) Everyone can relate to the idea of time as a precious resource not to be wasted. Time is also a valuable and scarce resource to machines, computers, and mobile devices. In fact, precise time and timeliness (computing and communication within strictly bounded time intervals) are the foundations for emerging connected computing...
read more - Innovators call for the USPTO to reinstate access to the patent review process
- By Benjamin R. Ostapuk, Vice President, Director of Intellectual Property Legal Group, Intel Today, Intel and several other innovators filed a lawsuit under the Administrative Procedure Act against the United States Patent Office (USPTO) in an effort to overturn policies put in place by the USPTO that are undermining American innovation. Benjamin R. Ostapuk As...
read more - HPC Made Easy: Altair HyperWorks Unlimited Physical Appliance Powered by Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors
- In today’s economic environment, time to market is a key differentiator for product developers and manufacturers in the fields of mechanics, fluid dynamics, electromagnetics and more. Product designers and manufacturers rely on computer-aided engineering (CAE) simulation to design innovative, safe and specification-compliant products. These applications are used to model, simulate, visualize and develop cutting-edge products...
read more - Contactless Collaboration
- The sign at the grocery store said “Use Clean Carts to Reduce Fomite Transmission.” Fomite? I had to look that one up: A fomite (/ˈfoʊmaɪt/) or fomes (/ˈfoʊmiːz/) is any inanimate object that, when contaminated with or exposed to infectious agents (such as pathogenic bacteria, viruses or fungi), can transfer disease to a new host. In simpler terms, fomite...
read more - The Nation Has Embraced Telehealth: Now Congress Must Act to Let it Prosper
- By Mario Romao, Global Director, Health Policy “The onset of COVID-19 has challenged our Nation and the world to rethink the future of healthcare delivery,” U.S. Chief Technology Officer Michael Krastios wrote recently, adding that the public and private sectors have a shared commitment to “emerging technologies that make high quality healthcare more accessible for...
read more - Realizing the Promise of 5G via Release 16
- One of the most exciting milestones for 5G was reached early last month with the official introduction of Release 16 of the 5G standard from 3GPP, colloquially known as 5G Phase 2. Release 16 enables some of the most innovative and transformative aspects of 5G technologies which, while we’re at the very beginning of a...
read more - Bi-Partisan Legislation Introduced to Address Key Concerns at the ITC
- By Vanessa P. Bailey, Global Director of Intellectual Property Policy The US. International Trade Commission (ITC) was established to protect U.S. industry from unfair foreign trade practices. The ITC has tremendous power through its ability to issue a categorical product import ban (“exclusion order”). Over the last several years, the ITC has become a forum...
read more - The Intel® Server GPU – ideal for Android cloud gaming and OTT live streaming
- As you may have seen at Intel’s Architecture Day, we are excited to announce the Intel® Server GPU—Intel's first Xe architecture-based discrete graphics processing unit for data centers. Our new GPU is ideally suited for high-density, low-latency Android cloud gaming and high-density media transcode/encode for real-time over the top (OTT) video streaming. As cloud gaming and OTT video streaming grows, Communication Service Providers (CoSPs) and Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) are looking for ways to reduce infrastructure...
read more - PROMOTES Act Is Essential to Giving STEM Access to Diverse Talent and Should be Included in the NDAA
- Members of the Washington, DC area Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (JROTC) joined the policy community at Intel to talk about their interest in computer science (Sept. 2019). By Barbara Whye, Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer and Vice President, Social Impact and Human Resources Diversity and inclusion are essential to innovation, economic prosperity and equality....
read more - IPAS: Security Advisories for August 2020
- Hi everyone, Today we are releasing 18 security advisories addressing 52 vulnerabilities across a range of products. 24 of the vulnerabilities were found internally by Intel, and the remaining were reported primarily through the Intel bug bounty program. Many of the issues we mitigate require us to coordinate with multiple parties to provide the mitigations...
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