At Intel Innovation 2023, CEO Pat Gelsinger described a new world—one where AI represents a generational shift in computing. One that will give rise to economic expansion enabled by sustainable, open, and secure computing power. Fueled by AI and the convergence of ubiquitous compute, connectivity, infrastructure, and sensing, this “Siliconomy” signals a new era that requires an exponential leap in computing technology. And that was only day one. Catch up with all the coverage from day two of the event here.
Intel's Sandra Rivera Named Among TIME's 100 Most Influential People in AI
Early in her career, Sandra Rivera told herself, “You’re not going to be in a majority; you’ll be remembered for how you showed up in that room … So be remembered for something good.” Now Executive VP and GM of Intel’s Data Center and AI Group, Rivera leads the company’s push to become the go-to for AI accelerators—all while correcting a series of “missteps” and navigating a challenging geopolitical landscape.
The CTO’s Newest Hat Is Green
For CTOs, technology is often paradoxical: While global computing contributes significantly to e-waste, it also holds the key to sustainability. In a recent study, Intel asked how enterprise leaders are approaching the interconnected challenges of sustainability and digital transformation. Meet the Sustainable CTO, a new model of tech leader who can deploy technology to build a greener, smarter organization.
The Future of Work: The 3 Digital Challenges Every Company Must Address
Along with the unprecedented opportunities provided by transformative technologies, business leaders face some substantial challenges. In a recent interview with renowned futurist Bernard Marr, Intel’s Kate Porter outlined the strategies that forward-thinking enterprises have adopted to combat the triple-threat challenge of improving hybrid work models, cybersecurity postures, and sustainability initiatives.
What Your Organization Needs to Combat Modern Cyber Threats
In a post-pandemic world, with employees scattered all over the globe, organizations can no longer hide behind the self-contained walls of computer networks and intranets. Learn how the Intel vPro® Platform employs Intel® Threat Detection Technology to deliver a one-two punch of hardware and software that can detect ransomware attacks with 93 percent efficacy and reduce 26 percent of major security breaches.
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