Intel recently produced a video explaining the process of microchip manufacturing, “From Sand to Silicon: The Making of a Microchip.” Made in February, the instructional video illustrates the microchip manufacturing process from concept to consumer: “To build a modern microchip, Intel’s engineers place billions of these tiny switches into an area no larger than a fingernail. It’s…
Google Pixelbook Go, Image/Intel Google Pixelbook Go, co-engineered with Intel, is more powerful thanks to its Intel Core Processor which increases performance, connectivity, accelerates boot time (boots in seconds) and maintains current updates effortlessly for a price of $649 in the US and Canada and the UK, early 2020: “The new Google Pixelbook Go was carefully crafted to bring…
Intel Xeon Platinum 9200 Processor, Image/Intel Today, Intel introduced the next-generation Intel Xeon Scalable processor family (codename Cooper Lake) which will “offer customers up to 56 processor cores per socket and built-in AI training acceleration in standard socketed Intel Xeon Scalable processor offerings with availability starting in the first half of 2020.” Cooper Lake is the first x86 processor with…
Intel is holding an event, 9:30 a.m. PDT, April 2, 2019 to “deliver an update on the company’s broader transition to move, store and process the world’s data within data centers, 5G networks and intelligent edge applications. Intel customers and partners will show how Intel’s solutions and services are helping harness the value of data for their organizations.” Hosted…
Intel’s Automated Vehicle Safety Standard Framework, Image/Mobileye, an Intel Company First introduced by by Mobileye CEO Professor Amnon Shashua and CTO Professor Shai Shalev-Shwartz in 2017, Responsibility-Sensitive Safety (RSS) an automated vehicle (AV) safety net, “formalizes human notions of safe driving into a verifiable model with logically provable rules and defined responses.” Instead of using AI alone and relying on…
Intel SSD D5-P4326, Image/Walden Kirsch/Intel Corporation “About the size of an old-fashioned 12-inch ruler”, Intel’s new PCIe-based QLC Intel SSD D5-P4326 can store 32 terabytes. The Intel SSD D5-P4326 is Intel’s compact drive ever and incorporates Intel 3D NAND technology: “Which stacks memory cells atop each other in multiple extremely thin layers, instead of just one. Memory cells in the D5-P4326 are stacked…
Consisting of six digital and print magazines, the year long series will review how artificial intelligence (AI) is changing global business, sparking new industries and reshaping society. The Forbes Insights and Intel partnership concisely explained Forbes AI: “[Forbes AI] taps leading voices, highlights emerging trends and showcases original research to create a 360-degree look at artificial intelligence.”…
Intel 3101, Image/Intel Corporation As part of Intel’s 50th anniversary, Intel has published a series of articles celebrating this occasion. One article describes Intel’s first product, the Intel 3101 Static Random-Access Memory introduced in April 1969. In 1968, Intel’s focus soon turned to developing new technologies instead of revamping old ones. Out of three chosen research and…