Improving Scalability and Workloads
Virtualizing for a more agile, efficient data center.
Intel® Virtualization Technology Transforms IT
Boost Virtualization Performance
The Intel® Xeon® processor family can help you build a more secure data center by implementing server virtualization solutions that enable faster service deployment and dynamic placement of workloads, and deliver capabilities that support high utilization of pooled resources, workload isolation, and increased uptime.
Intel® Graphics Virtualization Technology
Intel® GVT allows VMs to have full and/or shared assignment of the graphics processing units (GPU) as well as the video transcode accelerator engines integrated in Intel system-on-chip products. It enables usages such as workstation remoting, desktop-as-a-service, media streaming, and online gaming.
Case Studies
Flexible Services through Virtualization
TelecomNet TV interviews Intel’s Sean Varley on how virtualization has changed the server world and enables enterprises to become more flexible.
Intel’s Impact on Network Transformation
Telefónica and AT&T discuss the role of Intel® technology for network virtualization and user-defined network cloud in their network transformation.
Planning Resources
Virtualize for BI Agility
By deploying data virtualization solutions that combine data sources into a single virtual layer, Intel IT expects to increase the agility of business intelligence (BI).
Network Functions Virtualization
Network functions virtualization (NFV) is a pervasive theme within the telecom industry—and has become a catalyst for major transformational change in the network.
Solutions and Technology
Reduce I/O Server Overhead
Through I/O virtualization with Intel® Virtualization Technology, network controllers reduce I/O server overhead for data center performance and efficiency.
The Next-Generation Data Center
Extend Intel® Virtualization Technology beyond server virtualization to the network with hardware optimizations for the rapid provisioning of networks in an agile data center.
Enable Low-Latency Services
This Intel® Open Network Platform server reference design streamlines the adoption of software-defined networking (SDN) and network function virtualization (NFV).
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