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IDF 08 SF: Day 2 Keynote Roundup
Written by Rory Buszka on August 21, 2008 In Intel Developer ForumWednesday's keynote schedule may not have been as chock-full of new hardware demonstrations as Tuesday's Gelsinger-Perlmutter marathon, but it wasn’t without some excitement of its own. Here's our summary of the day's keynote speeches.
IDF 08 SF: Day 1 Keynote Roundup
Written by Rory Buszka on August 20, 2008 In Intel Developer ForumGreetings from the Fall 2008 Intel Developer Forum! Day 1 is done, and we've already heard speeches from some of the biggest names at the company, regarding new products and the company's future direction, as well as the significance of technological progress worldwide. We've got your details about what was said, and who said it.
IDF 08 SF: Intel Reveals More About Nehalem
Written by Rob Williams on August 19, 2008 In Intel Developer ForumIntel opened up about their Nehalem architecture at this summer's IDF, and while we are unable to talk about performance data, what we can talk about is of great interest. Read on as we take a brief look at Turbo Mode, HyperThreading, CPU and Memory overclocking, the triple-channel memory controller and much more.
IDF 07 SF: Walking The Show Floor
Written by Greg King on September 24, 2007 In Intel Developer ForumIntel's Developer Forum ended last week, and we are now finishing up our coverage of the event with this article. To wrap things up, we are taking a look at a few things we saw on the floor including lots of DDR3, anti-cheating technology, Asetek's efficient OEM cooling and more.
IDF 07 SF: Skulltrail, QX9650, 45nm Performance Preview
Written by Rob Williams on September 20, 2007 In Intel Developer ForumDuring a closed-door session demonstration of Skulltrail and 45nm processors, we saw first-hand what 45nm offerings will deliver when compared to current products. We walk away with assurance that Skulltrail is extreme and also that SSE4 can make a huge impact in multi-media tasks.
More Articles
| Title | Author | Date | Categories |
|---|---|---|---|
| IDF 07 SF: PCI-Express 3.0 and USB 3.0 | Greg King | September 19, 2007 | Intel Developer Forum |
| IDF 07 SF: Skulltrail - High-End Has New Meaning | Rob Williams | September 19, 2007 | Intel Developer Forum |
| IDF 07 SF: Paul Otellini Keynote | Rob Williams | September 18, 2007 | Intel Developer Forum |
