Intel Product Roadmaps

Intel’s strategic planning manager Matt Langman takes a look at the future of Intel products and technology and discusses how Intel technology and process are delivering tremendous value. In addition to providing an update on the latest client and server technologies, Langman also talks about technologies that address IT challenges.

Taking a strategic look at the future of Intel products and technology, Rick White, senior strategist for the Digital Enterprise Group, discusses how Intel technology and process are delivering tremendous value. In addition to providing an update on the latest client and server technologies, White also talks about technologies that address IT challenges.

In this latest issue of the Intel Premier IT Professional program’s IT best practice magazine, Intel and industry leaders provide insights on successful technologies and practices to get you started on your way to IT Utopia.  Highlights include an Intel Product Roadmap from two perspectives (”tops-down” from industry trends and “bottoms-up” from the microprocessor), an interview with Intel CIO John Johnson, and an article on how Sony Imageworks utilizes their 8500 core data farm.

In a point/counterpoint Intel Premier IT Professional magazine article, two Intel strategists look at the Intel product roadmap from opposing directions.  Is it the industry trends like virtualization, energy-efficient computing and cloud computing that are driving technology development? Or is it the increasing performance and capabilities offered by the latest microprocessors.  Read and then pick your side.

Taking a strategic look at the future of Intel products and technology, Jim Fister, lead strategist for the Digital Enterprise Group, discusses how Intel technology and process are delivering tremendous value.  In addition to providing an update on the latest client and server technologies, Fister also talks about technologies that address IT challenges.

At a recent technology briefing, Intel discussed future products with four, six, eight and many computing cores coming to the market and revealed details around Intel’s multi-processor servers based on Intel’s 6-core processor codenamed “Dunnington” and Intel’s new Itanium® processor codenamed “Tukwila.”  These plus additional future technology insights are contained in this Intel Multicore Architecture Briefing document.

In this CIO webinar, Intel’s Jim Fister, Lead Strategist, and Rick White, Lead Server Strategist, with Intel’s Digital Enterprise Group, examine how Intel’s product offerings address top IT issues like security, environmental compliance, increased complexity, explosion of information and productivity barriers.

Rick White, Lead Strategist for Intel’s Digital Enterprise Group, gives an update on Intel’s product roadmap at the Houston Intel Premier IT Professional seminar. He sets the context for this update by explaining Intel’s view of the data center of the future, Intel’s eco-technology course, and Intel’s future architectures, processes and manufacturing to get us there.

Rick White, a senior strategist with Intel’s Digital Enterprise Group, presents an update on the Intel products for enterprise at a recent Intel Premier IT Professional seminar on the Intel campus in Chandler, Arizona. Topics covered include Intel in the Data Center, Eco-Technology, Server Technology, Client Technology and Process/Manufacturing/Architecture Update.

In this product roadmap update by Lead Strategist Jim Fister of Intel’s Digital Enterprise Group presented at the Chandler 2007 Intel Premier IT Professional seminar,  Jim touches on a variety of topics.  From IT Top Ten Concerns to Intel’s new 45nm technology, from virtualization to eco-technology, this presentation show what impact these issues will have on future Intel client and server platforms.