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12-12-2014
Intel mini-scientist 2014 participants and prize-winners Ana Radojicic, left, and Ella Keilthy, both from St. John's NS, Cratloe, Co. Clare, with their "Water Purification Project". There were 22 primary schools participating in the competition with the judges made up of Intel employees and Clare McInerney, UL / Lero. Intel, Shannon, Co. Clare. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene/Fusionshooters
12-12-2014
Intel mini-scientist 2014 participants, from left to right, 6th class students Cormac Kelly, Eoin Browne, Aoibhin Cunningham, and Alanna Moloney from Birrane NS, Killimer, Co. Clare, with their "Eureka - Zapp That" project. There were 22 primary schools participating in the competition with the judges made up of Intel employees and Clare McInerney, UL / Lero. Intel, Shannon, Co. Clare. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene/Fusionshooters
Enterprise Minister Arlene Foster today announced £1.7 million of Invest Northern Ireland (Invest NI) assistance towards a unique joint research initiative by SAP UK and Intel Corporation. SAP and Intel are two of the world’s leading Information Communications Technology (ICT) companies. In October 2009, they established a research laboratory at SAP’s premises in Titanic Quarter, Belfast, where the companies employ a research team working on cutting-edge research in the field of sustainable ICT. Pictured with Enterprise Minister Arlene Foster during a visit to SAP are Martin Curley (right), Intel, and Herve Couturier, SAP. Picture: Michael Cooper
Brian is a solid supporter of Intel’s education and community activities for over 12 years. Brian is committed to making a difference as is evident from the projects he is involved in.
Brian has been heavily engaged with the Intel Involved Program since its inception and is not afraid to get his hands dirty whether planting trees, painting classrooms or being involved in the Green Schools campaign.
He also volunteers in a local primary school where he teaches students about life as an engineer, how computer microchips work and the important part they play in computers and some of the everyday items we all use.
Using his professional skills, Brian teaches the students about computer programming and provides them with hands on experience of programming and using robots. As part of the Intel Matching Grants scheme Brian has also earned over €10,000 for the school he works with.
In his spare time Brian and his family organise an annual national sponsored swim, ‘The Ian Daly Swim A Mile With A Smile’. The swim takes place each April in public and private pools all around Ireland and is in memory of Brian’s son, Ian, who passed away in 2003.
The sponsored swim has grown in popularity over the years and so far has raised over €300,000 for Crumlin Children’s Hospital and Barretstown Camp.
Jobs twice showed a 30-second spot featuring an Intel processor powering the Mac. It drew the loudest applause of the day.
Ein Blick hinter die „Kulissen“ des Intel Automotive Innovation and Product Development Center in Karlsruhe.
Ein Blick hinter die „Kulissen“ des Intel Automotive Innovation and Product Development Center in Karlsruhe.
PC ‘all-in-one’ adattabili
In casa ciascuno di noi ha l'abitudine di spostarsi nei vari ambienti con il proprio dispositivo mobile: guardare un film su un tablet, giocare a un videogame sul telefonino o esaminare un foglio elettronico su un Ultrabookâ„¢. Come raggruppare tutti questi dispositivi?
La risposta è un PC ‘all-in-one’ adattabile, che può essere rimosso dal supporto e utilizzato come tablet di grandi dimensioni. Immaginiamo una superficie da 20 o anche da 27 pollici, che può essere appoggiata ovunque per consentire all'intera famiglia di riunirsi a guardare un film o giocare a un videogioco. Si tratta di un formato innovativo che combina il meglio dell'architettura dei PC con il design ampiamente diffuso dei tablet, per creare un unico dispositivo destinato a riunire l'intera famiglia.