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- Intel’s Path to Manufacturing Leadership
- By Keyvan Esfarjani, senior vice president and general manager of Manufacturing, Supply Chain and Operations Today, we hosted Intel Accelerated to share our progress in developing foundational silicon innovations to put Intel back on the path to technological leadership, which is foundational to Intel’s unmatched heritage of innovation in semiconductor manufacturing. We have introduced a...
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- Why Employee Experience Matters in a PC Fleet Investment
- Technology is the foundational bedrock in nearly every workplace. Employees can contact, communicate, and collaborate with each other through their PCs—but only if those PCs are working properly and efficiently. When computers malfunction or can’t run several apps at once, frustration follows. Imagine if this happened all the time: Your computer couldn’t multitask a conference...
read more - How to Manage a Remote, Out-of-Band PC Fleet
- When the COVID-19 pandemic started, offices suddenly became vacant, and employees turned their living rooms into office spaces. It was a unique—or even enjoyable—shift for most employees. But for IT professionals, the concept of managing an entire company’s fleet of devices without being anywhere near them was an immediate concern. Most IT departments rely on...
read more - Technology Innovations Already Make the Aurora Exascale Supercomputer a National Asset
- A massive, on-going, behind-the-scenes effort has already made the Aurora exascale supercomputer that will be built at Argonne National Laboratory a national asset. This effort includes over 80 software developers and 25 application teams, plus several science teams from universities and national laboratories participating in the Argonne Leadership Computing Facility’s Aurora Early Science Program. In...
read more - Made in America: In Support of the FABS Act
- By George Davis, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, & Sharon Heck, Corporate Vice President of Finance and Chief Tax Officer The pandemic has shone a spotlight on unprecedented challenges facing global supply chains, with semiconductors becoming more critical than ever while U.S. leadership in semiconductor manufacturing has continued to wane. Global demand for...
read more - Getting Started with Database Workloads on AWS
- A major shift is underway as companies move their database workloads from on-premises data centers to the cloud. While using cloud service providers (CSPs) offers a wide array of advantages, the transition also requires many decisions. These include which provider to choose and which instance types and sizes are most appropriate for your workloads. In...
read more - Intel® Smart Edge: Unleashing Services at the Edge
- Edge computing is emerging as the next transformational technology across industries—and its rapid growth is only increasing. In fact, Gartner suggests that by 2025, over 75% of data will be created and processed outside centralized data centers. And as soon as 2023, Deloitte predicts 70 percent of enterprises will use the intelligent edge. As edge...
read more - BT and Intel Forge a Seamless Path Forward for Industry 4.0
- It’s no secret that Industry 4.0 is expanding at an accelerated rate. Fortune Business Insights predicts this market will grow to more than $260 billion USD by 2026. That’s an increase of over $182 billion since 2018. At the same time, digital disruption brings new complexity. For example, in the past many manufacturers owned and...
read more - Intel and Ericsson Pioneer Cloud RAN Acceleration
- 5G and growing data volumes are putting communications service providers (CoSPs) under pressure to keep up with capacity demands and to launch differentiated services to their end users. CoSPs are exploring virtualized and cloud-native network solutions to deliver on the performance and flexibility needed to unleash the full promise of 5G. That’s why my colleagues...
read more - Intel Joins Amicus Brief in Support of Optional Practical Training Program
- On Friday, Intel joined FWD.us and 60 organizations and companies on an amicus brief in support of the Optional Practical Training (OPT) Program. OPT allows international students who graduate from a U.S. university to continue their training in the U.S for up to one year, providing real-world experience and an opportunity for STEM students to...
read more - Using Intel Xeon Scalable Processors for Red Hat OpenShift Data Foundation on AWS
- According to the 2019 CNCF survey 84% of customers surveyed have container workloads in production. This is a dramatic increase from 18% in 2018. This is driven by a customer need to be more efficient and agile and a need to operate in a hybrid context to meet the growing nature and demands of the...
read more - New Legislation to Advance Research, Education for the Future of U.S. Innovation
- By Gabriela Cruz Thompson, director of university research and collaborations at Intel Labs Congress is making important strides toward increasing U.S. competitiveness in R&D, with the Senate recently passing The United States Innovation and Competition Act of 2021 (USICA) and the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology just voting yesterday to advance the National...
read more - Government Affairs Advisory Committee Will Provide Insights and Perspectives on Global Political Complexities
- By Steven Rodgers, General Counsel, Intel Steven Rodgers, Intel Today, Intel announced it is forming a government affairs advisory committee to provide Intel’s leaders with a range of perspectives on global governmental and political matters. This committee will include eight distinguished representatives from both the public and private sectors and will meet three times a...
read more - Getting Started with Database Workloads on Azure
- More and more companies are moving to the cloud, a trend that has accelerated significantly during the pandemic. According to Gartner, 85% of all companies will have a “cloud-first principle” by 2025.1 This means most companies are or will be, facing the prospect of moving workloads to the cloud, which can be a daunting undertaking....
read more - Renewed Transatlantic Partnership for Semiconductor Innovation
- Al Thompson, vice president of U.S. Government Relations, and Fernando Loureiro, senior director, EMEA Government Relations for Intel The 20th century united Europe and the United States in a partnership which also helped propel both regions into leadership positions in technology and innovation. The foundation of this relationship rests on a shared commitment to transatlantic...
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