Future of Technology

Making Gaming More Inclusive

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Our experts: Darryl Adams is the assistive technology program manager in Intel’s Accessibility Office, an organization focused on accessibility within Intel from an employee perspective and across the company for products and technologies. Jamie Sherman is a research scientist and anthropologist in Intel’s Client Computing Group. The two are learning more about competitive gamers with disabilities … Continued

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A New Power Standard has Desktops Sipping Energy when Idling

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» Download all images (ZIP, 7 MB) Our expert: Stephen Eastman, platform power specialist in Intel’s Client Computing Group, and his team work on reducing the idle power that desktop PC’s use. Desktop computers often spend more time idle than in any other use. Any way to reduce power used during these long stretches of minimal … Continued

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Intel’s 2020 Inventor of the Year Pushes Past Limits for Next-Gen Wireless

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Our expert: Gary Xiong and his Intel teammates across the world from the Next Generation and Standards Group are figuring out how advanced 5G and 6G will carry even more throughput and responsiveness compared with today’s wireless standards. In recognition of Xiong’s work to invent the technologies that will underpin future wireless networks, the wireless standards … Continued

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How a Computer Chip Can Smell without a Nose

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Our Expert: Nabil Imam, a senior research scientist in Intel Labs’ neuromorphic computing group, works with olfactory neurophysiologists at Cornell University. “My friends at Cornell study the biological olfactory system in animals and measure the electrical activity in their brains as they smell odors,” explains Imam, who has a doctorate in neuromorphic computing. “On the basis … Continued

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How Real-Time Tracking with IoT Keeps Your Food Safer and Fresher

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The Future of IoT in Keeping Food Fresh: Laura Rumbel, Consumer Experience Enabling Director in Intel’s Internet of Things Group, Explains How IoT Reduces Food Supply Waste and Theft, and Helps Combat Foodborne Illness Our expert: Laura Rumbel works with Intel’s customers to make IoT-based supply chain solutions that provide real-time data. That data allows enterprises to … Continued

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Why More Software Development Needs to Go to the Machines

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Our expert: Justin Gottschlich leads the Machine Programming Research (MPR) team in the Systems and Software Research Lab. Justin’s newly-formed research group focuses on the pioneering promise of machine programming, which is a fusion of machine learning, formal methods, programming languages, compilers and computer systems. His simple explanation of machine programming: MPR uses forms of … Continued

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