Intel stories
The new machine will provide a 10-fold increase in speed and provide Australian researchers with world-class, high-end computing services.
New edge servers bring up to 37 LAN port software-defined networking solutions and AI inferencing to the network edge.
The global PC market saw a surprising 4.7% growth in Q2 2019, as easing supply shortages and trade tensions boosted shipments, reports IDC.
When combined with Intel's process technologies, new packaging capabilities will allow for customer innovation and help develop new computing systems.
Intel announced its intent to acquire Barefoot Networks, an ethernet switch and data center software firm, to bolster its data center market position.
Intel's Unite Cloud betters meetings, offering on-premise/cloud choice, enhancing collaboration, cutting waste.
PhoenixNAP has introduced servers with the Intel Xeon E-2186G processor, offering significant performance boosts in the entry-level server market.
The addition of 8th- and 9th-generation Intel Core processors will deliver 40% more performance than a 6-core Pro.
Intel-powered computers are facing a new vulnerability called 'ZombieLoad' WHERE id = which allows attackers to leak information from protected memory.
ADLINK will develop a new edge computing platform designed specially to work as an Intel Select Solution for Universal Customer Premise Equipment (uCPE).
With Intel's software and hardware technologies, Silverlake's technology stack designed for PAM will form a cybersecurity PAM product line.
Intel vPro platform offers up to $2.8m benefits over 3 years, with an ROI of up to 155%, according to new Forrester study.
The ESL Intel Extreme Masters Counter-Strike: Global Offensive tournament took place in Sydney, with Team Liquid taking home the trophy.
Lenovo has expanded its Legion lineup with five upgraded gaming laptops and two new additions, all featuring 9th Gen Intel Core processors and NVIDIA GPUs.
Improvements in performance, responsiveness and Wi-Fi connectivity will be rolling out for gamers and creators alike.
This generation promises longer battery life, better performance, and comes with a built-in hardware security solution, Intel Hardware Shield.
Risab Biswas developed a computer vision application to help farmers more easily detect pathological disease in their plants.
Intel and Netflix announced a new high-performance video codec that is available as open source to content creators.
The new processors are supposedly designed to support an expanding range of existing and emerging data centre and network workloads.
Intel and the Department of Energy are building potentially the world's first exascale supercomputer, capable of a quintillion calculations per second.
