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The rising demand for visual effects, high-end computer animations and increased realism pushed Sony Imageworks to the limits. Where they got the increased power to help them bring fantasy to life on the big screen is the subject of this video clip.

Ron Miller presents a short overview of Intel’s approach to estimating the business value of IT.

In this video, Sudip Chahal, principal engineer with the Enterprise Architecture Group in Intel IT, discusses a proof of concept and total cost of ownership analysis on Intel® Xeon® two-and four-socket servers which Intel IT recently completed.

R Systems, which offers high-end computing services to government agencies, academic researchers, and commercial enterprises, worked with Intel and Dell to design customized servers, including a 576-node cluster server, that use multi-core Intel® Xeon® processors and an Intel® Server Board. This case study details how this HPC solution delivered a 40% increase in application performance.

We asked Intel customers as well as technical experts from Intel and Microsoft to tell us what the “v” in Intel vPro Technology meant to them.

Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare is in the midst of a $61million initiative to deploy electronic health record and other applications as part of its clinical excellence strategy. This case study shows how Intel and HP delivered scalable performance for Oracle and McKesson solutions for the network of 15 hospitals and nearly 3000 physicians.

In this video clip we asked Intel customers what superhero Intel® vPro™ Technology made them feel like.  See if you spot your favorite superhero.

In these slides from a recent webinar, Malcolm Harkins, General Manager of Intel’s Information Risk and Security explains how and why social engineers can use new media to exploit the good intentions of your workforce. Learn how to protect your company by seeing how Intel guards their enterprise network against the risks of blogs, wikis, mobile devices and other seemingly harmless security intrusions.

Brad Anderson, General Manager of Microsoft Management and Services Division, and Dave Randall, Microsoft Program Manager, demonstrate Intel® vPro™ technology with System Center Configuration Manager 2007 SP1 in the Microsoft Management Summit 2008 keynote. The pair showed off the secure power control capabilities of Intel vPro technology by shutting off a collection of 20 PCs with Intel vPro technology and went through a remote diagnosis and repair scenario from System Center Configuration Manager 2007 SP1 using Intel vPro technology’s Serial Over LAN (SOL) capability.

In this quick 13 slide summary, Intel reveals its desktop, mobile and server roadmap. Tylersburg, Boxboro, Tukwila, Nehalem, Cranberry Lake, Nehalem, Montevina — these aren’t just geographical locations, but they’re the code names for upcoming Intel processors and platforms. Get the details on when and on what platforms you will see the new Intel processors.