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Shaping future leaders with technology

Finding an affordable, sustainable IT infrastructure for your school can be a challenge. That’s why Intel offers infrastructure recommendations to schools seeking to provide students with the technology they need to thrive in today’s knowledge economy. Designed to support each school’s evolving technology needs, these recommendations allow for systematic short- and long-term growth as budgets allow.

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Bringing cloud computing to the classroom

Enabled by the Intel® Xeon® processor family, cloud computing provides a flexible, cost-effective way to add value without investing in a new IT infrastructure. For example, new applications can be upgraded once, at the server level, rather than on each individual platform.

For educational environments, the Intel® Xeon® processor E5 family provides the best combination of performance, built-in capabilities, and cost-effectiveness for building and enhancing a private cloud. What’s more, innovative security features make it easy for IT managers to protect system security and restrict platform access in the event of loss or theft.1

Read Intel’s introduction to cloud computing for schools >

See how a Dynamic Virtual Client model centered on cloud computing can be implemented in stages for cost effectiveness >

Learn how various school infrastructure models use virtual clients to manage cost and evolve the software stack >

 

Virtualization: Streamlining IT infrastructures

Intel® processor–based servers enable virtualization that can boost performance, reduce power use, and significantly cut overhead costs. By eliminating unnecessary downtime and helping to consolidate physical servers, virtualization enhances the manageability of a school’s IT infrastructure, all while providing the flexibility to meet a school’s IT needs as they change and grow.

Read how Broadgreen International School uses virtualization >

Driving innovation with the Intel® Learning Series

Intel is driving innovation and choice in education at the platform level with the Intel® Learning Series of classmate PCs. Built for students ages 5-12, these powerful, affordable, and durable netbooks can be integrated into a final solution and delivered through Original Equipment Manufacturers and channel partners.

Learn more about the Intel Learning Series >

Shaping Future Leaders with Technology

Intel® Core™ Processors: Empowering students and educators

Intel Core processor-based notebooks, desktops, and tablets offer safe, reliable computing for schools. These intelligent, energy-efficient processors power platforms for research, collaboration, and multitasking across a variety of school and internet applications.

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Discover Ultrabooks™ – inspired by Intel >

Discover Intel®-based workstations >

Broadband: Creating a connected world

Access to broadband connects people to government, healthcare, and education services, but there are many barriers to broadband adoption, especially in economically challenged areas. Intel’s goal is to make rich, full-featured computing experiences accessible to low-income and technologically averse populations, helping them participate in the growing digital economy.

See how Intel is investing in sustainable broadband adoption >

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Your Intel IT peers share best practices and insights into the tools, methods, and strategies that can help create a more streamlined IT infrastructure.

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1. No system can provide absolute security under all conditions. Requires an enabled chipset, BIOS, firmware, and software with data encryption, and service activation with a capable service provider. Consult your system manufacturer and service provider for availability and functionality. Service may not be available in all countries. Intel assumes no liability for lost or stolen data and/or systems or any other damages resulting thereof. For more information, visit www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/architecture-and-technology/anti-theft/anti-theft-general-technology.html.