Intel to focus on convergence and wireless marketÂ

Intel announced its plans to introduce convergence products and solutions in India, at the Intel developer forum (IDF). These new entrants include technologies like HyperThreading, Centrino mobile, LaGrande for security and Vanderpool to improve reliability, flexibility and the overall computing experience. 

Pat GelsingerÂ

Sees tremendous opportunities for developers to use converged computing and communications technologies

Pat Gelsinger, Senior VP and CTO, Intel Corporation, feels that there is a tremendous growth opportunity for developers to use converged computing and communications technologies. “Companies here have the opportunity to lead the industry designs and markets converged products to an increasingly global customer base. India can move ahead in the IT industry by deploying a state-of-the-art wireless infrastructure with anytime Internet access,” remarks he. 

Pat further talked about Intel’s silicon wafers, which are built on the 65-nanometer manufacturer process and reveals that the company will introduce it 2005. 

The IDF will also offer 20 sessions on desktop, mobile, enterprise, software and solutions, communications and wireless. The company, along with developers, will host eight technology lab sessions at IDF for attendees to work onsite, using the latest tools and technologies. 

Intel executives will also unveil strategies and the latest technological developments focused on the convergence of computing and communications. 

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HyperThreading: Multiple threads of software applications can be run simultaneously on one processor by duplicating the architectural state on each processor, while sharing one set of processor execution resources.

Centrino Mobile: It allows wireless connectivity and a choice of thin, light notebooks designed to enable extended battery life.

LaGrande Security: It can accommodate an entire range of environments and operating systems and is engineered for protection from known causes for system intrusion and incursion 

Vanderpool: It focuses on enhancing end-user experience by partitioning inside the computer, inside a given chip, beyond software alone