Spotlight: Wireless
5G & Distributed Computing Tackle Critical Challenges for Cities - City governments and transportation leaders are charged with delivering high-quality services that improve citizens’ lives. In the pandemic impacted “new normal,” their efforts are critical to ensure citizen safety, mobility, and resilience. In response to these pressures, city leaders are seeking smart technology investments to overcome infrastructure challenges effectively and efficiently. Legacy architectures inhibit improvements...
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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...
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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...
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Bringing the 5G Vision Into Focus: 6 Questions with Dan Rodriguez - Dan Rodriguez, Vice President and General Manager for Intel’s Network Platforms Group, sees vast opportunities in a future with fully transformed 5G networks that are agile, flexible, and scalable. Watch his recent interview or read the Q&A below to discover how Intel is accelerating this network transformation—and providing tremendous potential for communications service providers, enterprises,...
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IPAS: Security Advisories for October 2020 - 10/15/2020 Update: while many Linux distributions have updated or are in the process of updating, a version of the Linux kernel with these mitigations is not yet available. In the meantime, we continue to recommend specific Kernel fixes, listed in INTEL-SA-00435, to mitigate these issues or check with your Linux operating system provider for updates....
read more- 5G & Distributed Computing Tackle Critical Challenges for Cities - City governments and transportation leaders are charged with delivering high-quality services that improve citizens’ lives. In the pandemic impacted “new normal,” their efforts are critical to ensure citizen safety, mobility, and resilience. In response to these pressures, city leaders are seeking smart technology investments to overcome infrastructure challenges effectively and efficiently. Legacy architectures inhibit improvements...
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Blended Learning Starts with People, not Curriculum - In six months, the world has changed significantly. We have experienced school closures and seen the impact of those closures and intermittent learning environments bring into question the state of the global education system. While some countries have students back in the physical classroom, many are still struggling with school re-opening. With the continued uncertainty...
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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...
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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...
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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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Harnessing the power of a Heterogeneous Computing Future - The relentless growth of data and expanding diversity of workloads to solve previously unsolvable problems demands architectural diversity. Intel is committed to deliver a heterogeneous mix of scalar, vector, matrix, and spatial architectures deployed in CPU, GPU, specialized accelerator, and FPGA sockets. This gives our customers the ability to use the most appropriate type of...
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IPAS: Security Advisories for July 2020 - Hi everyone, For July, we are not releasing any new security advisories. The next scheduled release will be August 11, 2020. I would like to point you to a new resource for understanding which processors are affected by the various Transient Execution vulnerabilities: https://software.intel.com/security-software-guidance/processors-affected-transient-execution-attack-mitigation-product-cpu-model Cheers, Jerry Bryant Director of Communications Intel Product Assurance and Security