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Venture into the software innovations that are accelerating the industry with the latest issue of Intel® Software Insight. From new datacenter optimization, to the latest in mobility, WiMAX*, and virtualization. Intel Software shares the vision of over a dozen established and burgeoning ISVs.

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• A New Era of Virtualization leaves nothing off the table - the realities of open source, emerging usage models, decoupled environments, and real-world performance optimization.
• Mobile Linux* Ignites a Revolution in Software with Moblin.org, bringing Linux flexibility to mobility for enterprise and consumers alike.
• A Dynamic Approach to Power Budgeting illustrates how datacenters can gain dramatic server power savings with minimal IT effort.
• WiMAX* Extends the Range of Software Possibilities where computers merge with phones and applications do amazing things.

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It's New Credo: Sustainability Issue #14 | June 2008 Spin-up on leading-edge tech news and how-to's with the latest Intel® Software Insight magazine: Managed Service Providers (MSPs) and Intel® Active Management Technology (Intel® AMT). This white paper covers how MSP challenges can be solved with the right combination of remote software and hardware. Creating your own personalized Web browser capabilities is great. Getting a free browser add-on to go there? Awesome. Read Mashups for the Masses: Intel® Mash Maker Revealed. In Realigning with Open Source, learn about the real-world significance of the open-source software development model. See Where Power and Performance Meet and how Intel's Quiet Quest for Sustainability translates into how you can lead your company's ability to walk the talk. Multi-Core and Swarms of Student-Controlled Robots reveals how top universities around the globe are integrating multi-core into their new curriculums.

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Extending the Realm of Visual Computing Visual Computing Insight #2 | June 2008 The second issue of Intel® Visual Computing Insight showcases the technologies and the technologists engaged in visual computing, from a new generation of moviemakers capitalizing on digital workflow techniques to the gaming wizards at Havok with stunning new physics and animation tools. Some highlights of this issue are: Broaden the Audience for Games speculates on how faster and more capable integrated graphics will affect the future of gaming. In Looks Aren't Everything: Making Games Act Real, Intel's own Roger Chandler talks about revulsion toward robots and intelligent behaviors in games. Planting Seeds for the Next Gaming Breakthrough reveals Havok's plan for mobilizing up-and-coming game developers by giving away Havok* Complete software for free. Rapid-Fire Moviemaking: Processing Power Streamlines the Digital Workflow looks at how advances in video capture, compression, storage, and finishing have come of age with multi-core processing power. In A Landmark in Image Processing: DMIP, discover how deferred mode image processing, a new addition to the Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives Library, speeds up complex image-processing tasks with up to 3X performance increases. Subscribe today to receive future issues of this visual-computing edition of the magazine.

Download it now [PDF 2MB]	Of Pixels, Parallelism, and Rock n' Roll Issue #13 | February 2008 Read how Guitar Hero III can now be played on the laptop. Learn how Microsoft Flight Simulator* X kicks tail with multi-core processing. Get reacquainted with Ray Tracing and find out how it can render our 3-D world. Mod this: See how Crytek leveraged modders and expanded their market share.

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Giant Leaps for the Planet, the Desktop, and the Virtual System Issue #12 | November 2007 A paradigm shift is coming to the desktop. In The Era of Tera: Bringing Supercomputing to the Desktop, Intel Senior Fellow, Justin Rattner, discusses how we'll hit the 80-core mark in less than 10 years. The average PC wastes nearly half its power; the average server, nearly one third. In Fighting Climate Change One Watt At a Time, find out how the Climate Savers Computing Initiative is helping reduce our carbon footprint. Gentlemen, Start Your Robots. Robotically controlled cars are no longer wishful thinking. The technology exists today and is making impressive gains. And you thought Knight Rider was only a 1980's TV show... In Virtual Machine Software is Just the Beginning, the exciting news is that virtualization technology, something that's been part of mainstream IT for decades, is now part of high-volume, industry-standard environments.

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Move Forward on Multiple Fronts Issue #11 | September 2007 In Real Mobile Internet: The Next Big Thing? we discuss the next generation of portable devices offering access to live media. Move over Ultra Mobile PCs, Mobile Internet Devices are coming! What do you do when your IT infrastructure creates more problems than it solves? Answer: Use this 5-step methodology for Deconstructing Complexity for Tomorrow's Technology Infrastructure. In Creative Suite Gets a Sweet Makeover you'll see how Sony Creative Software's innovative Vegas Pro* application took the leap to multi-threading on multi-core - resul ting in improved performance, fully-loaded features, and upping the ante for their competition. In RFID Improves Hospital Bedside Care While Reducing Operating Costs we discuss the benefits of using RFID in healthcare organizations. Learn how the Intel® Mobile Platform Software Development Kit supports RFID solution providers with an eye for emerging trends in the industry.

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