Intel® Advanced Platform Technologies for Communications and Embedded Applications
More than ever before, the market for communications and embedded computing applications requires a platform architecture which offers increasing processing capability while addressing the constraints of both footprint and power consumption. With innovations which move beyond clock speed to offer integrated platform solutions, Intel is a leader in the industry in enabling new generations of communications and embedded computing applications.
Integrated advanced technologies
Intel is able to deliver features that enhance security, multitasking, mobility, manageability, reliability, flexibility, performance, and more.
From factories and retail stores to restaurants and hospitals, end customers are demanding improved solutions for total cost of ownership. Remote manageability is a key component for cost reduction providing a competitive advantage to the vendors who offer solutions. Now, Intel is enabling embedded systems with Intel® AMT¹, an element of Intel® vPro™ technology. Intel® AMT, a unique feature of Intel multi-core platforms, offers embedded networked systems the capability to remotely discover, heal and protect. Blazing the trail is NCR, with the announcement of their new Next-Generation NCR RealPOS 80XRT Workstation.* NCR introduced the new workstation, based on Intel® vPro™ technology, in January 2007 at the National Retail Federation’s 96th Annual Convention and Expo.
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¹ Intel® Active Management Technology (Intel® AMT) requires the platform to have an Intel® AMT-enabled chipset, network hardware and software. The platform must also be connected to a power source and an active LAN port.
