Intel Developer Forum Videos

Student designers from Europe and the U.S. put their ideas for new form factors, products, and concepts on display at the Intel University Design Expo, held down the block from the Intel Developer Forum (IDF 2009) in San Francisco. It was a chance for young inventors to show some astonishing originality, from platforms that encourage social interaction to devices that take novel pictures. In this video you will probably agree that these exhibits are quite amazing and thought provoking. And you may find yourself eager to see these concepts and product ideas become widely available.

At IDF09, Intel demonstrated a high-speed optical cable technology available next year that will connect mainstream electronic devices like laptops, HD displays, televisions, cameras, video players, iPods, docking stations and Solid State Drives (SSDs) to each other using optical fiber, rather than copper wires. Developed by Intel and codenamed “Light Peak,” this proposed technology paves the way for a new generation of extreme computer input and output (I/O) performance, delivering 10Gb/s of bandwidth, with the potential ability to scale to 100Gbs over the next decade. At 10Gb/s, a user could transfer a full-length Blu-Ray movie in less than 30 seconds. The company intends to work with the industry to determine the best way to make this new technology a standard.

Intel's Developer Forum is just around the corner but we get the goods on what to expect on Intel's latest mainstream processor, and find out what AMD has up their sleeves!

Chip Chat goes on the road to visit an Intel campus and see how various technologists are preparing for the Intel Developer Forum (September 22 24,2009). Intel Developer Forum The Server Room

Sanjay Natarajan is an Intel rock star and director of logic technology development for the worlds first microprocessors built with 32 nanometer process, codenamed Westmere. Sanjay shares how Intel has reinvented the transistor again, improving upon Intels leading 45nm processor by creating smaller gate pitch and higher drive performance. He talks about using immersion lithography technique for the first time, and how different teams across Intel optimized new energy efficiency and performance features that will be available inside all new Intel Core microprocessors in 2010. Expect to see much more at theIntel Developer Forum (IDF) 2009.

At the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco s Moscone Center, Brain Bowl was an opening night celebration where local and international media got to meet Intel execs and compete in the game of hi-tech trivia hosted by KPIX-TV San Francisco anchor John Kessler. In this video podcast, you ll get a taste of the post-competition party, featuring appearances from David Dadi Perlmutter, executive VP general manager of Intel s Mobility Group, Anand Chandrasekher, senior VP general manager of Intel s Ultra Mobility Group, and Justin Rattner, VP, director of Intel s Corporate Technology Group and Intel s Chief Technology Officer. Tags: Intel Developer Forum, Brain Bowl, Intel, John Kessler, David Dadi Perlmutter, Mobility Group, Anand Chandrasekher, Ultra Mobility Group, Justin Rattner, IDF08, IDF2008, IDFSF08