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Start the Clock: It’s the Final Countdown to the 5G Standard
By Reza Arefi, Director, Spectrum Strategy, Next Generation and Standards Group, Intel Corporation In the last weeks before the 5G Standalone (SA) New Radio (NR) global standard is finalized, the wireless industry stands on the brink of a massive technological transformation. The promise of 5G is undeniable. More than just the next generation of communications—5G will usher in the next...
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How to Use Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare While Protecting Privacy
By David Hoffman, Associate General Counsel and Global Privacy Officer Technological advancements in health IT have created tremendous possibility for improved efficiency and better interoperability, empowering patients to play a more dynamic role in their healthcare. Increased access to data that can predict health outcomes, and more effective analytical capabilities including artificial intelligence, create tremendous potential to solve some of...
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Testing is Critical to Drone Safety and Industry Success By Lisa Malloy, Senior Director, Government and Policy Group, focusing on UAS policy Most people think of drones as toys or a photography tool, but they are really part of a true “airborne revolution” that can promote safety, security and efficiency. Intel is focused on how aerial technology will revolutionize business and entertainment, while also aiding in humanitarian and disaster...
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Designing Privacy into Artificial Intelligence
By David Hoffman, Global Privacy Officer for Intel At the 39th International Conference of the Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners in Hong Kong, Intel’s Worapat Patram spoke on the need to capture ethical obligations in artificial intelligence implementations. Mr. Patram is Intel’s privacy lead for the Asia Pacific and Japan region and works to apply Intel’s global approach to privacy...
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Cracking the Spectrum Reform Code By Peter Pitsch, Executive Director of Federal Relations for Intel Last week, Federal Communications Commissioner Michael O’Rielly proposed a potentially breakthrough spectrum reform (“How to Free Up Government Held Spectrum in the Face of Increasing Budgetary Pressure,” FCC Blog, September 6, 2017). As demand for mobile broadband continues to grow and with the new applications that can be supported by...
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Intel’s Rick Echevarria focuses on innovation in security during Tel Aviv Cyber Week 2017
By Andrea Gibbs and Claire Vishik The Cyber Week at The Tel Aviv University (TAU), Israel (June 25-29, 2017) was, by any measure, a large event. Seven thousand attendees joined the discussions; more than a thousand travelled internationally from the US, Netherlands, Australia, Singapore, India the UK, and other countries, 50+ overall. Among large international cybersecurity conferences, the TAU Cyber...
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Intel Stands with Arizona Business in Support of the City of Phoenix’s Anti-discrimination Ordinance This week, Intel joined other Arizona businesses and business organizations signing an amicus brief to the Arizona Court of Appeals, supporting Phoenix’s antidiscrimination ordinance (Phoenix City Code Section 18-4(B)) which, among other things, prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. The Arizona signatories share core values of equality, respect and dignity for all people, regardless of their sexual...
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Intel Commends Senators on Pro-Innovation Principles for Self-Driving Cars Legislation By Marjorie Dickman, Global Director & Associate General Counsel, Automated Driving and IoT Policy In advance of today's Commerce Committee hearing on self-driving cars, Senators Thune (R-SD), Peters (D-MI) and Nelson (D-FL) released six guiding principles for bipartisan legislation: (i) prioritize safety; (ii) promote innovation; (iii) remain tech-neutral; (iv) reinforce separate state and federal roles; (v) strengthen cybersecurity; and (vi) educate the...
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Fake News: Regulatory Concerns in SEA Don’t believe everything you read on the Internet. Traditionally that piece of advice has been to warn Internet users not to fall prey to Nigerian scams or download suspicious software which could load viruses into one’s computer. Till today, this basic piece of advice still holds true, but is now largely used to warn users against fake and misleading news....
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