Oracle and Intel to hosts the show
On Nov 13 an presentation headed by Oracle and Intel will take place where the industry giants will show off their extraordinary inventions and contribution to the Computing sector.The Intel will be giving sessions on it new 45nm Xeon Processors.The shows boasts to be an knowledge rich and technical feast for the tech lovers.There will also be an innovative experimental display called the "inside innovation zone".
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Google uses Intel Processors in its Handsets!
Google laid its mobile OS strategy this Monday and revealed some information on its new venture into Mobile world.Now another Information that has come out is that ,Google will be using low powered Intel based processors for running its Android software.This will help Gphone users to fell at ease in using the Internet.It creates the same experience of browsing using the desktop/laptop computers.
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8-core Intel Workstation Pounds the 16-core AMD Platform!!
Intel's Core 2 Duo CPU architecture clearly wiped the floor with AMD's X2 line-up last year. However, AMD is expected to dethrone Intel's current C2D CPUs with their native quad-cores later this year. But, as Intel is ready to release its own 45nm quad-cores next year, it looks like the supremacy war on the CPU market could go on forever... assuming that AMD is able to withstand the pressure, that is.The two archenemies were present at Microprocessor Forum this week and presented all sorts of advanced technologies. With AMD strutting Barcelona all over the Forum, Intel decided to counterattack and demoed its V8 workstation running the POV-Ray benchmark. The V8 workstation is equipped with a variety of prototype goodies that should be released in 2008: Intel's Workstation Board S5000XVN, 2 quad-core Xeons 5365 clocked at 3GHz and 16GB RAM.
If 16 cores is considered at 1.8Ghz, divided by 2 and add 60% to get to 3.0Ghz, it gives POV-Ray score of 3600 for 8 cores. Meaning that at 3.0GHz, Barcelona still lose by quite some compare to an 8 cores Clowertown system. Why do you need 16 cores, when you can do better with 8.so intel proved its point in the meeting and had given an boost to its product!!
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Intel Launches Intel Next-Gen Wireless-N!
Intel introduced the Intel Next-Gen Wireless-N network connection, an upgrade to the wireless component found inside Intel Centrino Duo mobile technology and other Intel-based laptops that helps consumers better connect to wireless networks.
As notebook PCs increasingly download broadband-intense content such as movies, videos and music, a more powerful networking solution is needed. Based on the draft 802.11n Wi-Fi specification, the Intel Next-Gen Wireless-N technology addresses that need by offering users up to five times(b) the performance and twice the wireless range – while providing up to an extra hour of notebook battery life when compared to existing Draft-N products. The new wireless-N technology improves the home network experience – especially when multiple people access their wireless network simultaneously and enjoy bandwidth consuming applications such as audio and video entertainment. Intel’s Next-Gen Wireless-N product reduces “dead spots” in the home; optimizes high-definition (HD) entertainment experiences such as streaming HD movies; improves battery life and provides the benefit of working with existing 802.11 a/b/g access points.
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