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Chip Shot: Intel Announces its 6th Gen Intel® Core™ Processor Family

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Today Intel introduced the 6th Gen Intel® Core™ processor family, our best processors ever. 6th Gen Intel Core sets a new standard of computing with up to two and a half times the performance, triple the battery life and even better graphics than any previous processor. 6th Gen Intel Core processors have been optimized to best run Windows 10, enabling new PC experiences and removing common pain points while providing an incredibly secure computing experience. Find out why Kirk Skaugen, Intel senior vice president and general manager of the Client Computing Group, thinks there has never been a better time to buy a new PC.

Introducing 6th Generation Intel® Core™, Intel’s Best Processor Ever

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NEWS HIGHLIGHTS 6th Gen Intel® Core™ processors set a new standard with new, sleek designs that are thinner than ever, are capable of starting in about half a second1, and offer up to two and a half times the performance and triple the battery life2 when compared to the computers many people currently own. 6th … Continued

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Chip Shot: Intel® Parallel Studio 2016 Modernizes Code for Performance and Big Data Analysis

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Intel today launched Intel® Parallel Studio XE 2016, the next iteration of the leading developer toolkit for high performance computing (HPC) and technical computing applications targeting Intel® architecture, including support for the latest Intel® Xeon® and Intel® Xeon Phi™ processors. This release introduces the Intel® Data Analytics Acceleration Library, which turns big data into meaningful information with advanced analytics algorithms supporting all stages of data analysis. Additional new capabilities include a Vectorization Advisor to assist developers in achieving vectorization more quickly, and the MPI Performance Snapshot to help tune analysis of message passing interface communication activity up to 32K ranks. Learn more about Intel Parallel Studio XE 2016 in a blog post from James Reinders, chief evangelist for developer products at Intel.

Chip Shot: Intel® Parallel Studio 2016 Modernizes Code for Performance and Big Data Analysis

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Intel today launched Intel® Parallel Studio XE 2016, the next iteration of the leading developer toolkit for high performance computing (HPC) and technical computing applications targeting Intel® architecture, including support for the latest Intel® Xeon® and Intel® Xeon Phi™ processors. This release introduces the Intel® Data Analytics Acceleration Library, which turns big data into meaningful information with advanced analytics algorithms supporting all stages of data analysis. Additional new capabilities include a Vectorization Advisor to assist developers in achieving vectorization more quickly, and the MPI Performance Snapshot to help tune analysis of message passing interface communication activity up to 32K ranks. Learn more about Intel Parallel Studio XE 2016 in a blog post from James Reinders, chief evangelist for developer products at Intel.

Chip Shot: Intel® Parallel Studio 2016 Modernizes Code for Performance and Big Data Analysis

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Intel today launched Intel® Parallel Studio XE 2016, the next iteration of the leading developer toolkit for high performance computing (HPC) and technical computing applications targeting Intel® architecture, including support for the latest Intel® Xeon® and Intel® Xeon Phi™ processors. This release introduces the Intel® Data Analytics Acceleration Library, which turns big data into meaningful information with advanced analytics algorithms supporting all stages of data analysis. Additional new capabilities include a Vectorization Advisor to assist developers in achieving vectorization more quickly, and the MPI Performance Snapshot to help tune analysis of message passing interface communication activity up to 32K ranks. Learn more about Intel Parallel Studio XE 2016 in a blog post from James Reinders, chief evangelist for developer products at Intel.

Chip Shot: Intel® Parallel Studio 2016 Modernizes Code for Performance and Big Data Analysis

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Intel today launched Intel® Parallel Studio XE 2016, the next iteration of the leading developer toolkit for high performance computing (HPC) and technical computing applications targeting Intel® architecture, including support for the latest Intel® Xeon® and Intel® Xeon Phi™ processors. This release introduces the Intel® Data Analytics Acceleration Library, which turns big data into meaningful information with advanced analytics algorithms supporting all stages of data analysis. Additional new capabilities include a Vectorization Advisor to assist developers in achieving vectorization more quickly, and the MPI Performance Snapshot to help tune analysis of message passing interface communication activity up to 32K ranks. Learn more about Intel Parallel Studio XE 2016 in a blog post from James Reinders, chief evangelist for developer products at Intel.

Chip Shot: Intel® Parallel Studio 2016 Modernizes Code for Performance and Big Data Analysis

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Intel today launched Intel® Parallel Studio XE 2016, the next iteration of the leading developer toolkit for high performance computing (HPC) and technical computing applications targeting Intel® architecture, including support for the latest Intel® Xeon® and Intel® Xeon Phi™ processors. This release introduces the Intel® Data Analytics Acceleration Library, which turns big data into meaningful information with advanced analytics algorithms supporting all stages of data analysis. Additional new capabilities include a Vectorization Advisor to assist developers in achieving vectorization more quickly, and the MPI Performance Snapshot to help tune analysis of message passing interface communication activity up to 32K ranks. Learn more about Intel Parallel Studio XE 2016 in a blog post from James Reinders, chief evangelist for developer products at Intel.

Chip Shot: Intel® Parallel Studio 2016 Modernizes Code for Performance and Big Data Analysis

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Intel today launched Intel® Parallel Studio XE 2016, the next iteration of the leading developer toolkit for high performance computing (HPC) and technical computing applications targeting Intel® architecture, including support for the latest Intel® Xeon® and Intel® Xeon Phi™ processors. This release introduces the Intel® Data Analytics Acceleration Library, which turns big data into meaningful information with advanced analytics algorithms supporting all stages of data analysis. Additional new capabilities include a Vectorization Advisor to assist developers in achieving vectorization more quickly, and the MPI Performance Snapshot to help tune analysis of message passing interface communication activity up to 32K ranks. Learn more about Intel Parallel Studio XE 2016 in a blog post from James Reinders, chief evangelist for developer products at Intel.

Intel Expands Developer Opportunities as Computing Expands Across All Areas of Peoples’ Lives

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Intel® RealSense™ Technology Extends to New Platforms and Devices ‘America’s Greatest Makers’ Reality Competition to Premier in 2016 3D XPoint™ Comes to Storage and Memory Solutions with Intel® Optane™ Technology INTEL DEVELOPER FORUM, San Francisco, Aug. 18, 2015 – In the opening address at the Intel Developer Forum (IDF), CEO Brian Krzanich highlighted new products, … Continued

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Intel and Micron Produce Breakthrough Memory Technology

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NEWS HIGHLIGHTS Intel and Micron begin production on new class of non-volatile memory, creating the first new memory category in more than 25 years. New 3D XPoint™ technology brings non-volatile memory speeds up to 1,000 times faster1 than NAND, the most popular non-volatile memory in the marketplace today. The companies invented unique material compounds and … Continued

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Intel Developer Forum 2015: ‘Developed by You’

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WHEN: Aug. 18-20, 2015 WHERE: Moscone Center West, San Francisco WHAT: Intel CEO Brian Krzanich The 2015 Intel Developer Forum (IDF) will bring together the developers, technologists and makers who create the products, engineer the systems, render the movies and power the toys that deliver amazing experiences. At the annual conference, Intel will share its … Continued

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Media Alert: Intel. Experience What’s Inside™ at Computex 2015

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WHAT: Intel Corporation will deliver the opening keynote at Computex 2015 in Taipei, Taiwan, where the company will introduce and showcase a range of exciting new computing experiences from the PC to IoT that will enable a smart and connected world. Press materials and multimedia will be available at: www.intel.com/newsroom/computex WHEN: June 2-6, 2015 ACTIVITIES: … Continued

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Chip Shot: Turning 50 This Month, Moore’s Law Spurs Economic Growth in the Trillions

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Turning 50 this month, Moore’s Law is the cornerstone on which today’s innovation is built. IHS said today that Moore’s Law has generated a minimum of $3 trillion in incremental GDP and up to $11 trillion when including the indirect impact. At an event tonight, Gordon Moore is expected to highlight that without increasing funding for basic research and focus on STEM education advancements such as Moore’s Law may not happen in the future, potentially hobbling economic growth and increases in living standards.

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When Intel CEO Brian Krzanich showed 86-year-old Intel co-founder Dr. Gordon Moore the Intel® Edison-powered Spiderbot, Moore promptly pointed out that the robot does not have the correct number of legs — spiders have eight.

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On the evening of May 11 in a rare opportunity, former and current Intel chairmen and CEOs gather at an event in San Francisco to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Moore’s Law: Intel Co-Founder Dr. Gordon Moore, Intel Chairman Andy Bryant, retired Intel Chairman Arthur Rock and Intel CEO Brian Krzanich (left to right).  Credit: Intel, Walden Kirsch.

Gordon Moore: Thoughts on the 50th Anniversary of Moore’s Law

Infographic: Moore’s Law Celebrating Five Decades of Innovation

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Chip Shot: Turning 50 This Month, Moore’s Law Spurs Economic Growth in the Trillions

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Turning 50 this month, Moore’s Law is the cornerstone on which today’s innovation is built. IHS said today that Moore’s Law has generated a minimum of $3 trillion in incremental GDP and up to $11 trillion when including the indirect impact. At an event tonight, Gordon Moore is expected to highlight that without increasing funding for basic research and focus on STEM education advancements such as Moore’s Law may not happen in the future, potentially hobbling economic growth and increases in living standards.

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When Intel CEO Brian Krzanich showed 86-year-old Intel co-founder Dr. Gordon Moore the Intel® Edison-powered Spiderbot, Moore promptly pointed out that the robot does not have the correct number of legs — spiders have eight.

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On the evening of May 11 in a rare opportunity, former and current Intel chairmen and CEOs gather at an event in San Francisco to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Moore’s Law: Intel Co-Founder Dr. Gordon Moore, Intel Chairman Andy Bryant, retired Intel Chairman Arthur Rock and Intel CEO Brian Krzanich (left to right).  Credit: Intel, Walden Kirsch.

Gordon Moore: Thoughts on the 50th Anniversary of Moore’s Law

Infographic: Moore’s Law Celebrating Five Decades of Innovation

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Chip Shot: Turning 50 This Month, Moore’s Law Spurs Economic Growth in the Trillions

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Turning 50 this month, Moore’s Law is the cornerstone on which today’s innovation is built. IHS said today that Moore’s Law has generated a minimum of $3 trillion in incremental GDP and up to $11 trillion when including the indirect impact. At an event tonight, Gordon Moore is expected to highlight that without increasing funding for basic research and focus on STEM education advancements such as Moore’s Law may not happen in the future, potentially hobbling economic growth and increases in living standards.

Gordon Moore: Thoughts on the 50th Anniversary of Moore’s Law

Infographic: Moore’s Law Celebrating Five Decades of Innovation

infographic-moores-law-five-decades.jpg

Chip Shot: Turning 50 This Month, Moore’s Law Spurs Economic Growth in the Trillions

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Turning 50 this month, Moore’s Law is the cornerstone on which today’s innovation is built. IHS said today that Moore’s Law has generated a minimum of $3 trillion in incremental GDP and up to $11 trillion when including the indirect impact. At an event tonight, Gordon Moore is expected to highlight that without increasing funding for basic research and focus on STEM education advancements such as Moore’s Law may not happen in the future, potentially hobbling economic growth and increases in living standards.

ML50_Gordon-Moore_BK_2.jpg

When Intel CEO Brian Krzanich showed 86-year-old Intel co-founder Dr. Gordon Moore the Intel® Edison-powered Spiderbot, Moore promptly pointed out that the robot does not have the correct number of legs — spiders have eight.

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On the evening of May 11 in a rare opportunity, former and current Intel chairmen and CEOs gather at an event in San Francisco to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Moore’s Law: Intel Co-Founder Dr. Gordon Moore, Intel Chairman Andy Bryant, retired Intel Chairman Arthur Rock and Intel CEO Brian Krzanich (left to right).  Credit: Intel, Walden Kirsch.

Gordon Moore: Thoughts on the 50th Anniversary of Moore’s Law

Infographic: Moore’s Law Celebrating Five Decades of Innovation

infographic-moores-law-five-decades.jpg

Chip Shot: Turning 50 This Month, Moore’s Law Spurs Economic Growth in the Trillions

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Turning 50 this month, Moore’s Law is the cornerstone on which today’s innovation is built. IHS said today that Moore’s Law has generated a minimum of $3 trillion in incremental GDP and up to $11 trillion when including the indirect impact. At an event tonight, Gordon Moore is expected to highlight that without increasing funding for basic research and focus on STEM education advancements such as Moore’s Law may not happen in the future, potentially hobbling economic growth and increases in living standards.

ML50_Gordon-Moore_BK_2.jpg

When Intel CEO Brian Krzanich showed 86-year-old Intel co-founder Dr. Gordon Moore the Intel® Edison-powered Spiderbot, Moore promptly pointed out that the robot does not have the correct number of legs — spiders have eight.

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On the evening of May 11 in a rare opportunity, former and current Intel chairmen and CEOs gather at an event in San Francisco to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Moore’s Law: Intel Co-Founder Dr. Gordon Moore, Intel Chairman Andy Bryant, retired Intel Chairman Arthur Rock and Intel CEO Brian Krzanich (left to right).  Credit: Intel, Walden Kirsch.

Gordon Moore: Thoughts on the 50th Anniversary of Moore’s Law

Infographic: Moore’s Law Celebrating Five Decades of Innovation

infographic-moores-law-five-decades.jpg

Chip Shot: Turning 50 This Month, Moore’s Law Spurs Economic Growth in the Trillions

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Turning 50 this month, Moore’s Law is the cornerstone on which today’s innovation is built. IHS said today that Moore’s Law has generated a minimum of $3 trillion in incremental GDP and up to $11 trillion when including the indirect impact. At an event tonight, Gordon Moore is expected to highlight that without increasing funding for basic research and focus on STEM education advancements such as Moore’s Law may not happen in the future, potentially hobbling economic growth and increases in living standards.

ML50_Gordon-Moore_BK_2.jpg

When Intel CEO Brian Krzanich showed 86-year-old Intel co-founder Dr. Gordon Moore the Intel® Edison-powered Spiderbot, Moore promptly pointed out that the robot does not have the correct number of legs — spiders have eight.

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On the evening of May 11 in a rare opportunity, former and current Intel chairmen and CEOs gather at an event in San Francisco to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Moore’s Law: Intel Co-Founder Dr. Gordon Moore, Intel Chairman Andy Bryant, retired Intel Chairman Arthur Rock and Intel CEO Brian Krzanich (left to right).  Credit: Intel, Walden Kirsch.

Gordon Moore: Thoughts on the 50th Anniversary of Moore’s Law

Infographic: Moore’s Law Celebrating Five Decades of Innovation

infographic-moores-law-five-decades.jpg

Chip Shot: Turning 50 This Month, Moore’s Law Spurs Economic Growth in the Trillions

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Turning 50 this month, Moore’s Law is the cornerstone on which today’s innovation is built. IHS said today that Moore’s Law has generated a minimum of $3 trillion in incremental GDP and up to $11 trillion when including the indirect impact. At an event tonight, Gordon Moore is expected to highlight that without increasing funding for basic research and focus on STEM education advancements such as Moore’s Law may not happen in the future, potentially hobbling economic growth and increases in living standards.

ML50_Gordon-Moore_BK_2.jpg

When Intel CEO Brian Krzanich showed 86-year-old Intel co-founder Dr. Gordon Moore the Intel® Edison-powered Spiderbot, Moore promptly pointed out that the robot does not have the correct number of legs — spiders have eight.

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On the evening of May 11 in a rare opportunity, former and current Intel chairmen and CEOs gather at an event in San Francisco to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Moore’s Law: Intel Co-Founder Dr. Gordon Moore, Intel Chairman Andy Bryant, retired Intel Chairman Arthur Rock and Intel CEO Brian Krzanich (left to right).  Credit: Intel, Walden Kirsch.

Gordon Moore: Thoughts on the 50th Anniversary of Moore’s Law

Infographic: Moore’s Law Celebrating Five Decades of Innovation

infographic-moores-law-five-decades.jpg

New Intel® Xeon® Processors Accelerate Time to Insight, Transforming Data into Business Advantage

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Intel® Xeon® Processor E7 v3 Product Families Deliver Advanced Performance and Reliability for Real-Time Analytics and Mission-Critical Computing Intel® Xeon® Processor E7 v3 wafer and CPU package Intel® Xeon® Processor E7 v3 CPU package top and bottom SANTA CLARA, Calif., May 5, 2015 – Intel Corporation today announced the Intel® Xeon® processor E7-8800/4800 v3 product … Continued

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