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The Intel® Intelligent System Framework

Tech leaders discuss the Intel® Intelligent Systems Framework, connecting billions of devices, and extracting big data for greater insights.

Intel® Embedded Technology: Intelligent Digital Signage

Learn how intelligent digital signage solutions enhance shopper experience with anonymous video analytics, interactive touch screens, and more.

Retailers Gather Visual Intelligence with Video Analytics

Overview of how the LightHaus* Equinox system helps retailers gather visual intelligence to optimize sales, operations, and security. (v.1, Feb. 2011)

Full Virtualization in a Wireless Medical Use Case

Wireless medical demo acquires data with Linux* while viewing on Windows*, running simultaneous OS with Intel® architecture and virtualization.

Intel® Xeon® Processor Array Improves Performance

Intel® Xeon® processor array improves the performance of radar analytics, reducing image resolution time. (v.1, Feb. 2011)

Innovating the Cloud Radio Access Network for a Mobile Experience

University researchers discuss the cloud radio access network and how wave broadcast mobile communications improve user experience. (v.1, April 2011)

Embedded Virtualization: What’s Coming From Intel?

Intel’s Edwin Verplanke discusses what’s coming in embedded virtualization: hardware, technology, platform consolidation, and partnerships.

Virtualization Fundamentals and Impact on Business

Illustrates virtualization fundamentals, impact on embedded markets, industry factors, server/data and embedded model comparisons, and usage samples.

How Intel® Virtualization Technology Works

Explores how Intel® Virtualization Technology works to enable virtualization and covers common virtualization techniques, types, and implementation.

Increase Throughput with Network Coding

Describes how to increase throughput with network coding, which allows an intermediate router to encode an outgoing packet.

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