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- Intel AI + NASA FDL for GPS and Flood Detection
- This summer marked the 4th annual summer research program that brings together NASA’s Frontier Development Lab (FDL), the SETI Institute, and public and private research partners to tackle some of the most challenging problems on our home planet and beyond, including space weather, flood detection, and lunar resources. Intel, Google Cloud, and other corporate partners...
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- Accelerating INT8 Inference Performance for Recommender Systems
- Most inference applications today require low latency, high memory bandwidth, and large compute capacity. With the increasing use and growing memory footprint of the recommender systems that make up 50-60% of all inference workloads in the data center [1], [2], these requirements are expected to become stronger. Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors continue to hold strong...
read more - Foundational PC Protection for the Changing Security Landscape
- Cyber-attacks are getting more sophisticated, and invaders are always on the lookout for the next surface of attack. As an industry, we have gotten good at software and OS-level protection. Virtualization-based technology has helped improve the security at the OS level. That means we are likely to see more hackers go after surfaces below that...
read more - R&D Spending is Critical to U.S. Economic Health and the Future of Technology
- By Sharon Heck, Corporate Vice President, Treasurer and Chief Tax Officer, Intel; Chair, R&D Coalition Sharon Heck, Corporate Vice President, Treasurer and Chief Tax Officer, IntelTwitter: @SharonLHeck The backbone of many of our nation’s greatest technological feats over the last 50 years have been made possible by strong investment in Research & Development (R&D). The...
read more - AWS Announces 2 New Sizes of 100Gib High Memory Instances Powered by 2nd Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors
- We’re extremely proud to collaborate with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and continue to deliver ground-breaking technology to their customers. For over a decade the engineering relationship between Intel and AWS has provided tailored solutions for the most demanding workloads. This week’s announcement of the new Amazon EC2 instances for large, in-memory applications and workloads demanding...
read more - Patch PDX: Sharing our culture of community with Portland’s tech industry
- This blog was posted on behalf of Teran Martin. Teran is the Data Center Supply Manager for Intel Corporation and, when not forecasting server demand or aligning supply, helps host Portland based tech community events. How do we use technology to improve our communities? This is the question I and 80 of my peers from...
read more - SAP TechEd 2019 Highlights from Intel
- SAP TechEd 2019 in Las Vegas and Barcelona are both now a wrap, and they were great shows for both SAP and Intel – and for the entire ecosystem of industry partners who work together to innovate the technologies and services to power the intelligent enterprise. And some say the best is yet to come:...
read more - Envisioning the Future at XPRIZE Visioneering: Why Not?
- This blog was posted on behalf of Dan Gutwein, Director of New Experiences for Intel’s Internet of Things group. Dan also co-founded Arizona non-profit Hoops of Hope, raising more than $5 million to build a high school for students in rural Zambia in partnership with World Vision and other NGOs. Earlier this month, Intel...
read more - Cerner Is Using Intel® Optane™ Technology to Shape the Healthcare of Tomorrow
- When I talk with healthcare organizations, I get a sense of urgency: a surgeon checks his computer screen one last time before embarking on a tricky operation. In the emergency room, a nurse accesses a patient’s medical history, checking for drug allergies. Four floors up, an obstetrician keeps a close eye on fetal heart monitor...
read more - The ‘child of the dump’ from ‘Girl Rising’ is now a college grad
- 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 Data
- 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 - Supporting Open Technology in a New Era of AI
- In my over 20 years of working with Intel, I’ve learned something very important: moving an industry forward is not just about the technology itself. It’s about the relationships and partnerships that get us there, especially with the open source community. Success depends on a holistic and strategic view of an overall system, and an...
read more - “It was important for me to not hide this part of my identity.”
- 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 Intel
- 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 app
- 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...
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