Spotlight: Wireless
Building the Future of the Communications Industry with IOWN - We already live in a data driven world, however, we only process and act upon a miniscule fraction of the data available to us. Imagine how transformative it would be to make all that data ‘actionable.’ We could transform our cities, our businesses, and our social interactions across distance. To build that future society, we...
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Driving 5G at the Edge - Early this year, I was very happy to participate in the development of a timely paper on an incredibly important subject. Specifically, the paper was titled “5G at the Edge” , and was the result of an effort between myself, my colleagues at Intel (Rajesh Gadiyar, Nageen Himayat, Kathyayani Srikanteswara et. al.), and multiple other...
read moreLicense-Exempt Bands Enabling Emerging Localized Applications - Approximately every four years, the ITU-R World Radiocommunication Conferences (WRC) are held to review and revise the ITU-R Radio Regulations, the international treaty governing the use of spectrum globally[1]. In a few weeks, I, along with my fellow delegates from around the world will be gathering in Egypt to attend WRC-19. WRC-19 comes at an...
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THE LATEST
IPAS: Security Advisories for January 2020 - Happy New Year! It may be the start of a new decade, but it is business as usual here in the Intel Product Assurance and Security (IPAS) group. This month, consistent with our commitment to transparency, we are releasing 6 security advisories addressing 6 vulnerabilities. Three of these, including the one with the highest CVSS...
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Why We Need a CWE System for Hardware Security - Today, cyber security attacks are becoming more prevalent and advanced than ever before, introducing a heightened need for better security. Implementing hardware-based security is widely recognized as a best practice, including technologies such as Intel SGX, Intel Boot Guard, Intel Hardware Shield and others. The existing Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE) system and Common Vulnerability and Exposures (CVE)...
read more- IPAS: Security Advisories for December 2019 - Hi everyone, It’s the second Tuesday of December 2019, and today we are releasing 11 security advisories ranging from driver updates to firmware and utilities. It should be noted that the majority of these issues were reported to Intel through our bug bounty program, and all of the external researchers worked with us to coordinate...
read more - Building the Future of the Communications Industry with IOWN - We already live in a data driven world, however, we only process and act upon a miniscule fraction of the data available to us. Imagine how transformative it would be to make all that data ‘actionable.’ We could transform our cities, our businesses, and our social interactions across distance. To build that future society, we...
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IPAS: November 2019 Intel Platform Update (IPU) - Hi everyone, Welcome to our new security blog which will serve as a resource for security updates, bug bounty topics, new security research, and engagement activities within the security research community. It is the second Tuesday of November 2019 and like many others in the industry, Intel is releasing security advisories as part of a...
read more- Driving 5G at the Edge - Early this year, I was very happy to participate in the development of a timely paper on an incredibly important subject. Specifically, the paper was titled “5G at the Edge” , and was the result of an effort between myself, my colleagues at Intel (Rajesh Gadiyar, Nageen Himayat, Kathyayani Srikanteswara et. al.), and multiple other...
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5G URLLC – Unpredictably Predictable Technology - Nearly 40 operators have announced 3GPP 5G service launches as of last month, according to the Global Mobile Suppliers Association. This early commercial momentum is exciting. As a leader focused on pathfinding the next cutting-edge technologies at Intel, my team and I are already spearheading the next wave of innovation with a focus on 5G...
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Expert Insights: Realizing 5G’s Full Potential with AI - 5G is about more than speed and access. Multiplying the capacity of wireless networks exponentially will bring connected cars, virtual reality and the Internet of Things into daily life. Innovation in the Intel-powered 5G ecosystem also will allow these new technologies to operate seamlessly on networks that have never been more challenging to run. Nokia...
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Autonomous Manufacturing Comes to Life at the Intel 5G and IOT Innovation Center - No matter how fast or precisely they move, industrial robots only adapt as quickly as people can program them. Modified product specs, process improvements, customized orders—small changes like these add up to big costs whenever human intervention is required. Artificial intelligence (AI) will revolutionize industrial automation for this reason. But it’s only possible with high-capacity,...
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