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    Intel at Computex Swings From PCs to IoT, 5G and Robotics

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    Jeff Burt
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    June 3, 2016
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      1Intel at Computex Swings From PCs to IoT, 5G and Robotics

      1 - Intel at Computex Swings from PCs to IoT, 5G and Robotics

      Intel officials discussed the PC’s changing role as one of the growing numbers of devices and systems that are connecting to the Internet, cloud and each other.

      2A Crowd Comes to Taiwan

      2 - A Crowd Comes to Taiwan

      It was a large audience that gathered for Intel’s keynote at the show to listen to Shenoy as well as Diane Bryant, executive vice president and general manager of the company’s Data Center Group (DCG), talk about the chip maker’s future.

      3New York Jazz Comes to Taipei

      3 - New York Jazz Comes to Taipei

      Intel unveiled the Xeon E3-1500 v5 “Skylake” chip, which combines Xeon’s performance with Intel’s Iris Pro graphics P580 to address the growing demand for video. At the show, Bryant demonstrated the chip powering immersive, 360-degree video streamed live from New York’s Blue Note Jazz Club.

      4Intel’s Powerful Desktop Chip

      4 - Intel's Powerful Desktop Chip

      The vendor introduced the Core i7 Extreme Edition “Broadwell-E” processor, which offers up to 10 cores, 25MB of cache and four memory channels, and supports PCIe and Thunderbolt 3.0. Intel officials said the chip is aimed at “mega-taskers” like games and content creators.

      5Intel in the Virtual World

      5 - Intel in the Virtual World

      The Core i7 Extreme Edition also will play a role in such emerging markets as virtual reality (VR), according to Intel’s Shenoy.

      6Beaming Into Computex

      6 - Beaming Into Computex

      Gregory Bryant, corporate vice president and general manager of Intel’s Connected Home and Commercial Client, joined Shenoy at the show via a hologram powered by the new Core i7 Extreme Edition.

      7PCs of All Shapes and Sizes

      7 - PCs of All Shapes and Sizes

      On display during the keynote were a variety of PCs. In his blog, Shenoy noted that some PC segments—including two-in-ones and mini-PCs, actually are growing at double-digit rates.

      8Asus and Its Robot

      8 - Asus and Its Robot

      Asus Chairman Jonney Shih, right, joined Shenoy on stage to introduce Zenbo, a home robot built by Asus and powered by Intel technology.

      9Going Faster With 5G

      9 - Going Faster With 5G

      Fang-Ming Lu, corporate executive vice president of Foxconn (left), and Intel’s Bryant announced a partnership to develop network infrastructure technologies to accelerate the transition to 5G, which will be key to driving the IoT’s growth.

      10Expanding Atom’s Reach Into the IoT

      10 - Expanding Atom's Reach Into the IoT

      Intel is continuing to extend where the low-power Atom platform can be used, in such products as point-of-sale systems and industrial IoT devices. At the show, Shenoy announced that Intel, Chunghwa Telecom and SanJet Technology are collaborating to create a connected transportation platform solution using Atom x3 chips.

      11Using Xeons for Machine Learning

      11 - Using Xeons for Machine Learning

      Bryant, QCT President Mike Yang and Don Hsi, chairman of Viscovery Group, said they will partner to bring machine learning technologies to market. Hsi noted that Viscovery used QCT’s QuantaPlex servers powered by Intel’s Knights Landing Xeon Phi chips for video search tasks.

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