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Intel Developer Forum |
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Energy-Efficient Performance. Leap ahead. |
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October 16-17, 2006 | Taipei | Taipei International Convention Center |
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Technical Training |
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A first run with great feedback at the last IDF, Technology Insights are once again featured at this IDF. Don’t miss this unique firsthand access to Intel senior technologists and industry thought leaders. When you match visionary technology direction with a detailed review of the underlying technology foundations, you come away with important insights on the possibilities and opportunities they represent.
Come get in-depth information on energy-efficient performance and future Intel initiatives to help you innovate. To make it easy for you to attend all the Technology Insights, they are being held at the Keynote venue on Monday, October 16 and Tuesday, October 17, 2006. The Technology Insights scheduled for this IDF is currently being developed.
The Technology Insights scheduled for this IDF are:
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Digital Health
Monday, October 16. 2006
11:20 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Alan Boucher
Director, Health Care Architecture
Digital Health Group (DHeG)
Intel Corporation
Healthcare is a $4 trillion global market that is arguably decades
behind other industries in the use of information technology.
Worldwide, there are 600 million people over age 60. In twenty years, there will be 1.2 billion. The time has come for a dramatic change in how and where healthcare is delivered. As a technology industry, we can help develop a more effective and affordable model of delivering healthcare. Join Alan Boucher as he shares what Intel and the technology industry are doing to improve care in hospitals and homes around the world, working with the experts in healthcare to understand their needs and deliver technology solutions uniquely designed for this market. |
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High Performance Computing
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
11:20 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
John H. Crawford
Intel Fellow, Digital Enterprise Group
Reliability Architect
Reaching peta-scale? High Performance Computing (HPC) centers of the future demand it. What are the evolving memory, interconnect and reliability needs? As a top architect for some of Intel's HPC server products, Intel Fellow John Crawford comes to IDF to provide deep technical insights on the leadership into and through this peta-scale “sound barrier”. |
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