Intel is a sponsor of TechSpective Data is the fuel that drives business, which is why it’s also a primary target. Protecting data has always been a challenge, but cloud computing, containers, SaaS (software-as-a-service) applications, mobile devices, and IoT (internet […]
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Intel is a sponsor of TechSpective Vulnerabilities are a fact of life. Organizations and developers strive to develop secure code, but the reality is that there is no such thing as perfect when it comes to either coding applications or
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A while back, Intel had to exit the 5G modem business, but that doesn’t mean they had to exit the 5G ramp-up (it just means they have to partner with more vendors like Nokia). This continued engagement by Intel is
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Intel is a sponsor of TechSpective There is no such thing as perfect when it comes to technology. When you’re dealing with millions of lines of code and an evolving attack ecosystem, it’s inevitable that bugs will be found. What’s
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Intel has a very creative start to their CES Keynote this year. The had a video that talked about Computer Intelligence (with the emphasis on Intel) and said that this intelligence wasn’t like a new lightbulb; it was more like
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I’ve been meeting with several PC OEMs of late and there is a near constant cadence of producing more and more systems with AMD as the core technology provider. This is both because Intel has been having security and production
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Intel is at a turning point, along with the entire industry. It appears that the model that created the company—where the key components for industry products, PCs and Servers, don’t come from vertically integrated companies—is at risk from firms like
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The IT industry absolutely loves new products and technical achievements but like any obsession, it occasionally turns pathological. A good example is the assumed superiority of emerging technologies over well-established products and services. As a result, leading vendors, like IBM,
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“May you live in interesting times” is an ancient Chinese curse that’s often perfectly suited for the tech sector and vendors. A recent example is the painful past few months suffered by Intel. That began with the surprise exit of
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The IT industry loves to hype new technologies—no surprise there. But during the past decade many of these promotional efforts has been throttled by what might be called the “iPhone Effect.” That’s the case when vendors pitch new technologies to
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