Dynamic Physical Rendering Archives

IEEE 802.16m to the Rescue: Meeting the Exploding Mobile Internet Data Demand Guest repost from goingWimax.com by Sanjiv Gupta, Sr. Technical Marketing Engineer at Intel.Commercially available Mobile WiMAX is here! Major networks have successfully rolled out worldwide with Clearwire in the U.S., UQ Communications in Japan, and Yota in Russia taking center stage. While existing networks are planning expansions, new operators are clearing paths for network launches very soon. With more and...
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They Peeked Inside Dan’s Press Sample Cabinet A few months back I gave you a glimpse "inside my press sample cabinet," and boy did you respond! From San Francisco to Reykjavik to Rome people had all kinds of ideas how to put samples to use. We received over a hundred inquiries and did the best we could to sample some of the more interesting and far-flung requests....
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Fast Company’s Top Ranked Innovative Businesses Here's the link, what do you think?
IDF Taipei Session: Designing Energy-Efficient Motherboards On the flight to Taipei, I was seated next to Doug Huard, an Intel motherboard engineer. In this capacity, he's working more energy efficient motherboard designs and held a session on that topic Monday, taking a look at motherboard features, with a focus on power consumption and discussing the new Energy Star* specification.
Sprinter Ad Intel's intent of our ad titled "Multiply Computing Performance and Maximize the Power of Your Employees" was to convey the performance capabilities of our processors through the visual metaphor of a sprinter. We have used the visual of sprinters in the past successfully.Unfortunately, our execution did not deliver our intended message and in fact proved to be insensitive and insulting....
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Intel R&D day videos As you may have seen in the media, Intel recently hosted its annual R&D day here in Santa Clara. The R&D day is a futuristic showcase introduced by CTO Justin Rattner, followed by roomfuls of various exhibits based on the research of Intel's Corporate Technology Group (CTG). (more…)