A pilot programme has been announced between Alibaba Cloud (Aliyun) and Intel for a cloud-based FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) acceleration service with the goal of enabling customers to have virtual access to powerful compute resources in the cloud to help them manage business, scientific and enterprise data application workloads more effectively.

  Intel is hosting a two day hackathon on March 11th-12th, 2017 at the IBA Forum in Fürth, Germany. The hackathon will kick-off at 9.00am on Saturday morning.

The need to connect anywhere and anyplace is being driven by mobile workers. Soon they’ll do so over high-quality 4K and, shortly following, 8K connections. To support this change in work environments, business audio visual systems are becoming truly unified, connecting PCs, to video conferencing systems and projectors, to employee 'bring your own' personal electronics.

Lady Gaga kicked off last night’s Super Bowl halftime show by singing from the roof of the NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas. As she performed a rendition of God Bless America and This Land is Your Land, all eyes were drawn to the dancing drones which decorated the sky behind her and ultimately created the image of the American flag.

Intel and ZTE have worked together to reach a new benchmark in deep learning and convolutional neural networks (CNN). The technology is what many companies in Internet search and AI are trying to advance, and includes picture search and matching, as one example. “Perception, such as recognising a face in an image, is one of the essential goals of the ZTE 5G System,” said Duan Xiangyang, vice president of the ZTE Wi...

Over the next few years it is guaranteed that we will see more self-driving cars hitting the road, and therefore sophisticated communications systems will rely on a fast, reliable network that’s capable of being a data superhighway. Self-driving or autonomous cars are a hot topic, but the road to autonomous driving is curvy and complicated.

Every year the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is abuzz with all the newest technologies aimed at exciting and engaging the consumer. This this includes the latest cars and automotive technology, and there is now a strong demand for our Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) in the automotive market.

Stratix 10’s Features and Functionality Will Revolutionise the Data Center and Networking Infrastructure Performance as the IoT Brings More Devices Online. By Dan McNamara

In this collection of keynote highlights, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich show new technologies that are redefining the experience of computing, building a world of visual intelligence, designing cloud for innovation and empowering the next generation of innovators.

During the opening keynote of the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco on Tuesday, August 16, 2016, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich unveiled Project Alloy, an all-in-one VR solution leveraging Intel RealSense technology. Project Alloy will be offered as an open platform in 2017. Alloy delivers a set of immersive experiences thanks to Intel’s RealSense technologies that are optimised for VR usages. These include:

Intel is committed to create a responsible supply chain in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to ensure minerals that finance violence don’t end up in the devices you use every day.

An online competition has been introduced as part of a collaboration between Intel and London-based Hardware Academy to help IoT developers to bring their ideas to life. The new partnership will look for exciting new IoT projects that are developed and built on Intel technology. 

Intel Corporation today announced industry partnerships and products that lay the groundwork for faster, smarter and more efficient 5G wireless networks designed to deliver 'amazing' new experiences throughout daily life. From embedded devices in athletes’ equipment and drones with collision avoidance capabilities, to autonomous vehicles, smart cities and more, connecting 'things' to each other, to people and the cloud is placing unpreceden...

Much has been written about how the IoT will change the way we live our lives and it‘s been the primary buzzword on the lips of technologists for some time. While issues and concerns have justifiably been raised around security and safety, there’s no doubt that the IoT is here to stay.

Intel has announced the latest iteration of Intel Core vPro processors for the modern workforce. The 6th gen Intel Core vPro processor family addresses the security and productivity demands of large businesses with new innovations in authentication security, enhanced performance and collaboration for 2 in 1s, Ultrabooks, All-in-Ones and the latest desktops.

Intel Corporation is showcasing the power of technology at this week’s CES show in Las Vegas, to deliver new and amazing experiences in our daily lives. From the digitisation of sports, to advances in health and wellness, to unleashing human creativity through music, art, robotics and invention, the company announced a number of collaborations, products and technologies to make the amazing possible.

The Alan Turing Institute and Intel have agreed to form a long term strategic partnership to deliver a research programme focused on high-performance computing and data analytics. Researchers from both organisations will work together on the programme alongside co-funded research fellows and software engineers.

Intel has introduced the 6th Generation Intel Core processor family. The launch marks a turning point in people's relationship with computers. The 6th Gen Intel Core processors deliver enhanced performance and new immersive experiences at the lowest power levels ever and also support the broadest range of device designs, from the ultra-mobile compute stick, to 2-in-1s and HD All-in-One desktops, to new mobile workstations.

In the opening address at the Intel Developer Forum (IDF), CEO Brian Krzanich highlighted new products, tools and programmes that support the growing personalisation of computing and described the trends creating new opportunities for developers across an unprecedented breadth of technologies.

Intel and Micron Technology have unveiled 3D XPoint technology, a non-volatile memory that has the potential to revolutionise any device, application or service that benefits from fast access to large sets of data. Now in production, 3D XPoint technology is a major breakthrough in memory process technology and the first new memory category since the introduction of NAND flash in 1989.