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
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,...
read moreMaskmaking – 50 Years of History in Enabling Moore’s Law Will Continue with EUV - If a picture is worth a thousand words, how many words is a photomask worth? SPIE’s 2017 Advanced Lithography Conference is underway and Dr. Frank Abboud, Vice President Technology Manufacturing Group and General Manager, Intel Mask Operation kicked off his keynote presentation “Photomask Technology Challenges for Upcoming technology Nodes” by comparing the amount of digitized...
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Accelerating 5G: Intel’s 2nd Generation 5G Mobile Trial Platform at MWC ‘17 - Six months ago, I started a blog with the phrase “Scientists dream about great things. Engineers do them.” Today, I am proud not only to tell you that Intel is indeed doing great things in 5G, but also to show you firsthand – with live demos of Intel’s 2nd Generation Intel® Mobile Trial Platform at...
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Driving Smart and Connected Enterprise Systems Creates Powerful 4K Video Experiences - Today’s office workspaces are all about being connected. As people move from conference rooms to smaller collaboration and “huddle” spaces to cubicles, they expect a seamless experience, with fast access to what they need from wherever they are. To support this change in work environments, business audio visual systems are becoming truly unified, connecting a...
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How One Power User Puts an Intel® NUC to Work - Computers are a funny hobby. It’s easy and rewarding to pour your heart, soul, and of course budget into them in order to create something that meets your very specific needs. But the needs of today are not the needs of tomorrow, and the inevitable march of progress means the aging tower serving your media...
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The Skull Canyon Intel® NUC Invades Cincinnati - We recently wrote about how one Spanish company is using Intel® NUC Mini PCs to create a realistic and accurate flight simulator to help train pilots. In that case, SimLoc...
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Yes, Intel® NUC Can Fly - The Intel® NUC Mini PC can often be found powering home-based media servers, or serving as an unobtrusive PC tucked away out of sight, but it can also be found put to use in unexpected and interesting ways. We recently came across one example on Twitter, where a photo of six networked Intel NUC Mini...
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Setting the Stage for Smart Cities in the 5G Era - By 2050, it’s estimated that 66% of the world population will live in urban areas. Meeting the demands of a growing urban population while reducing its environmental impact, improving public safety, and optimizing efficiency will require transformative technologies and concerted planning. Fortunately, we live at an amazing point in time when wireless, cloud, social, and information...
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Announcing the CBRS Alliance - Recently, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) made a ruling for CBRS or the Citizen’s Broadband Radio Service in the 3.5 GHz band. This ruling opened up 150 MHz of much needed spectrum (3550-3700 MHz) for commercial use. While it is clearly beneficial to create access...
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5G Development Gets Agile with Intel’s 2nd Generation Mobile Trial Platform - There’s a famous quote that says, “Scientists dream about great things. Engineers do them.” As we accelerate towards a 5G world, where not just everyone, but every “thing” is enabled with seamless connectivity and massive computing power via the cloud — as an engineer and Chief...
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Extreme Edition and PC Gaming at E3 - Two weeks ago, I traveled to Taiwan to launch Intel’s most powerful desktop processor yet—the Intel® Core™ i7 processor Extreme Edition at Computex. And if you’ve read any of the performance reviews, there’s agreement that this is a monster processor. As one headline said, “Intel’s new ten-core processor is a beast: the fastest processor we’ve...
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