TechShow Data: IDF Fall Intel Developer Forum 2009

Intel Developer Forum only happens in the U.S. once a year, which means you should not miss this invaluable opportunity to hear major announcements, get job-critical training, ask questions, and get answers from Intel Fellows and top engineers on next generation processor technologies that impact your work.

DATES:  September 22 - 24, 2009
LOCATION: The Moscone Center, San Francisco, CA

Official Site:  www.intel.com/idf/

TechShow MediaWatch: Intel Developer Forum (IDF Fall), August 23, 2008

• Olympics and Intel Developer Forum, MacWorld
• Intel Developer Forum Introduces Your Next Mac, PCWorld

TechShow MediaWatch: Intel Developer Forum (IDF Fall), August 22

• Commentary: Will Intel be the last resolve for Taiwan’s WiMAX …, DigiTimes
• Green tech reward program: Intel will recognize innovation that …, ZDNet
• Intel: touchscreens bring “micromobility” to classrooms, Ars Technica
• Slideshow: Behind the scenes at Intel Developer Forum, EETimes.com
• Intel researchers working to commercialize wireless power sources, Gizmag
• Intel IDF update, ComputerWeekly.com

IDF 2008: Intel CTO Says Gap between Humans, Machines will Close by 2050

Intel Corporation’s chief technology officer took a fascinating look at how technology will bring man and machine much closer together by 2050.

Justin Rattner, during his keynote today at the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco, predicted big changes are ahead in social interactions, robotics and improvements in computer’s ability to sense the real world. He said Intel’s research labs are already looking at human-machine interfaces and examining future implications to computing with some promising changes coming much sooner than expected.
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IDF 2008: Dot Hill Announces Plans to Support Intel System on a Chip Platform

Dot Hill Systems Corp. (NASDAQ:HILL) , a world-class provider of entry-level and midrange storage innovations for OEMs and system integrators (SIs), today announced plans to develop future storage solutions based on the Intel(R) EP80579 Integrated Processor family, formerly known as Tolapai.

The highly integrated System on Chip (SoC) architecture, based on the same blueprint as Intel’s existing processors, will offer new levels of performance and energy efficiency versus traditional SoCs, combine multiple functions, and will be customized to target the company’s traditional computing businesses as well as several growth areas. The combination of the Intel EP80579, Dot Hill’s proprietary RAID controller architecture, and patented PCI interconnect (operating at PCI Express speeds) allows Dot Hill to leapfrog the competition with its next-generation controllers in terms of host-attach performance, drive-attach versatility, end-user ease-of-use, and data management services. Read more

TechShow MediaWatch: Intel Developer Forum (IDF Fall), August 21, 2008

• 20 Instant Classics From The Intel Developer Forum, CRN
• Intel Developer Forum acting as foreshadowing for new Macs, TECH.BLORGE
• The 2008 Intel Developer Forum: GPGPU Gains Relevancy, EDN.com
• Intel touts progress toward intelligent computers,CNET
• Intel sees future with shape-shifting robots, wireless power, ComputerWorld
  
• Intel Innovators See Computers Smarter Than Humans, Register

IDF 2008: Intel® and Yahoo!® to Bring the Internet to Television ›

Intel Corporation and Yahoo! Inc. today previewed plans for the Widget Channel, a television (TV) application framework optimized for TV and related consumer electronics (CE) devices that use the Intel Architecture. The Widget Channel will allow consumers to enjoy rich Internet applications designed for the TV while watching their favorite TV programs. The Widget Channel will be powered by the Yahoo! Widget Engine, a fifth-generation applications platform that will enable TV watchers to interact with and enjoy a rich set of “TV Widgets,” or small Internet applications designed to complement and enhance the traditional TV watching experience and bring content, information and community features available on the Internet within easy reach of the remote control. The Widget Channel will also allow developers to use JAVASCRIPT, XML, HTML and Adobe® Flash® technology to write TV applications for the platform, extending the power and compatibility of PC application developer programs to TV and related CE devices. In addition to supporting the Yahoo! Widget Engine, Yahoo! will also provide consumers Yahoo!-branded TV Widgets that are customized based on its category-leading Internet services. Read more

IDF 2008: California Micro Devices to Showcase MIPI(TM) Display Controller Architecture for Intel-Based Mobile Internet Devices at Intel Developer Forum

California Micro Devices (NASDAQ:CAMD) announced that it is developing display controllers based upon the Mobile Industry Processor Interface (MIPI(TM)) alliance standard for high speed serial display interfaces. These display controllers will be used in next generation Intel-based Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) and are being showcased in the MID Ecosystem Community at the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco, California, from August 19 through 21, 2008.
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IDF 2008: Phoenix Technologies Announces Phoenix MicroCore(TM) for Intel(R) Atom(TM) Processors for Netbooks and Nettops

Phoenix Technologies Ltd. (NASDAQ:PTEC) , the global leader in core systems software, today announced Phoenix MicroCore BIOS to support the new Intel Atom processor developed for simple, affordable netbooks and nettops. Phoenix MicroCore is being demonstrated in Phoenix booth #531 at the Intel(R) Developer Forum (IDF) August 19-21, 2008 in San Francisco. Read more

TechShow MediaWatch: Intel Developer Forum (IDF Fall), August 20, 2008

• Intel teases shape-shifting programmable matter, ZDNet
• Woz at Intel Developer Forum, InfoWorld
• IDF: Woz on Woz, VNUNet
• Intel Developer Forum in pictures, CNET News
• Intel shells out the bucks for big ideas, Internet News
• The 2008 Intel Developer Forum: Nehalem’s Impending Advent, EDN.com
• Intel Seeks to Boost Performance, Wall Street Journal

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