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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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Forum keynotes |
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“With its new Core microarchitecture not even out of diapers, Intel started talking about Tera-Scale Computing, an architecture that will be far more massively parallel than today’s—and even tomorrow’s—systems.”
—Roger L. Kay, eWeek, March 10, 2006
The Forum Keynotes are where you learn about breakthrough Intel technology, where Intel is allocating resources, and discover opportunities for alignment with future industry standards.
During the last IDF Forum Keynotes, Intel unveiled Intel® Core™ microarchitecture as the foundation for their next desktop, mobile, and server processors. Participants also experienced the first public viewing of a running Intel quad-core processor slated to ship in early 2007.
At Fall 2006 IDF, Intel senior leaders will deliver details and insights on energy-efficient performance, advancements in capabilities per watt, and software threading, as well as the latest information on Intel developments in platform, software, architecture, and silicon. What technology will drive your future innovations? Find out in the keynotes.
The complete list of Forum Keynote presenters and topics will be announced soon. Visit this page often for complete details.
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Introduction
Monday, October 16, 2006,
9:30 a.m. to 9:40 a.m.
John A. Antone
Vice President, Sales and Marketing Group
General Manager, Asia-Pacific
INTEL CORPORATION
John will present a few opening remarks, welcoming attendees and officially commencing 2006 Fall Taiwan IDF. |
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Vision and Opening
Monday, October 16, 2006,
9:40 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
Thomas M. Kilroy
Vice President
General Manager, Digital Enterprise Group
INTEL CORPORATION
Tom Kilroy's opening keynote will provide you with an overview of Intel’s corporate strategy, including our focus on Energy-Efficient Performance. Packed with insights on the latest technology trends, Tom’s keynotes are always a highlight of IDF. This fall, Tom will focus on a broad range of topics from an update on Intel® Core™2 Duo processors to Intel’s long term architecture & silicon plans to a summary of Intel’s market initiatives – such as Mobility, the Digital Home, the Digital Enterprise and the Emerging Markets. Don’t miss out - join us for Tom's thought-provoking opening keynote. |
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Mobility
Monday, October 16, 2006,
10:30 a.m. to 11:20 a.m.
Shmuel (Mooly) Eden
Vice President
General Manager, Mobile Platforms Group
INTEL CORPORATION
Come hear and see how notebooks are getting a boost with Intel® Core™ 2 Duo Processors to deliver revolutionary energy-efficient performance and what Intel is doing to stay ahead of the power curve on mobile platforms for users. Users with increased appreciation of mobility for work and play, can enjoy hi-definition video, entertainment, great 3-D graphics for games and professional applications with extended battery life. Intel continues working on advancements for better connectivity with 802.11n and Wimax technology and deployments worldwide. Finally, come discover how Intel will deliver on exciting new innovations for the ultra mobile lifestyle. |
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Introduction
Tuesday, October 17, 2006,
09:30 a.m. to 9:40 a.m.
Stanley Huang
Director of Advanced Technical Sales & Services
Intel Asia Pacific
INTEL CORPORATION
Stanley will recap Oct 16 Taiwan IDF key takeaways, present day 2 highlights and call to actions. |
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Digital Enterprise
Tuesday, October 17, 2006,
09:40 a.m. to 10:40 a.m.
Kirk B. Skaugen
Vice President,
Digital Enterprise Group
General Manager,
Server Platforms Group
INTEL CORPORATION
Intel® Energy-Efficient Performance does more than evolve the digital enterprise: it revolutionizes it. At Kirk Skaugen’s keynote, you’ll get firsthand access to information about the recently announced Intel® vPro™ technology that delivers amazing desktop security, manageability and remarkable energy-saving computing performance. Kirk will also provide insights into server platforms including everything from mission critical Itanium platforms to volume Xeon servers that deliver dramatic increases in performance and performance-per-watt. At the last IDF Digital Enterprise keynote, developers received the first glimpse of an operational quad-core platform – what news-making announcement will you experience firsthand at this keynote? |
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Technology and Research
Tuesday, October 17, 2006,
10:40 a.m. to 11:20 a.m.
Abel Weinrib
Vice President, Corporate Technology Group
Deputy Director, Corporate Technology Group
INTEL CORPORATION
Today’s client-server architecture is undergoing a rapid evolution as new software frameworks for web-based applications emerge. As more applications move to the new models of software as a service, data centers will grow even larger. A handful of them, the so-called mega-datacenters, will contain upwards of a million servers and provide services for hundreds of millions of clients worldwide.
Join Abel as he charts the course of these future mega-datacenters. Learn firsthand about the unique software and hardware challenges to deploy these systems. Experience promising research results from Intel to harness the inherent massive parallelism, and achieve system-level reliability, manageability and energy-efficient performance.
The challenges are intense; the implications to developers are profound – will you be ready? |
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