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  IN PICTURES: Collaboration and partner transformation takes centre stage at EDGE 2016

  The theme of collaboration and partner transformation heightened during the second day of conferencing at EDGE 2016, with IBM and Intel taking to the main stage. Photos by Maria Stefina.

  IN PICTURES: Collaboration and partner transformation takes centre stage at EDGE 2016
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  IN PICTURES: Intel’s Drone 100 performance lights up Vivid Sydney (+37 photos)

  As part of Vivid Sydney, Intel’s Drone 100 performance, featuring 100 illuminated drones, made its public debut on June 8 with performances conducted each night until Sunday June 12. The exhibition was developed by Intel and Ars Electronica and the Sydney Youth Orchestra performed in front of the Sydney Opera House as part of the event. Pictures courtesy of Intel.

  IN PICTURES: Intel’s Drone 100 performance lights up Vivid Sydney (+37 photos)
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  IN PICTURES: Connect Expo Melbourne 2016 Part 2 (+21 photos)

  The Melbourne Exhibition Centre played host to the Connect Expo 2016 where vendors and integrations from around the country gathered to show of the best in connected technology from IoT sensors to drones and robotics. Photos by Chris Player who travelled to the event as a guest of Intel.

  IN PICTURES: Connect Expo Melbourne 2016 Part 2 (+21 photos)
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  IN PICTURES: Connect Expo 2016 Melbourne Part 1 (+23 Photos)

  The Melbourne Exhibition Centre played host to the Connect Expo 2016 where vendors and integrators from around the country gathered to show of the best in connected technology from IoT sensors to drones and robotics. Photos by Chris Player who traveled to the event as a guest of Intel.

  IN PICTURES: Connect Expo 2016 Melbourne Part 1 (+23 Photos)
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  ​IN PICTURES: Dell and Intel open doors to Internet of Things potential

  Dell opens first dedicated Internet of Things (IoT) lab in the Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ) region. Based within the Dell Solution Centre in Singapore, the new facility was launched in collaboration with Intel.

  ​IN PICTURES: Dell and Intel open doors to Internet of Things potential
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  IN PICTURES: AWS re:play 2015 (+28 photos)

  The official afterparty for AWS re:Invent 2015 was held at the Linq carpark in Las Vegas. Attendees were fenced in by stacks of shipping containers and were treated to food and drinks from some of the city's best known restaurants and bars. The entertainment ranged from mini golf to the giant Intel video game wall, music was provided by DJs Team Ezy and Zedd. Photos by Chris Player who traveled to AWS re:Invent 2015 as a guest of Amazon Web Services.

  IN PICTURES: AWS re:play 2015 (+28 photos)

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News about intel

• Intel teaches Loihi brain chip to smell

  Intel's ongoing efforts to model how the brain work are tied up in its Loihi chip

• New CPU attack technique can leak secrets from Intel SGX enclaves

  Load Value Injection attack can bypass security boundaries and mitigations put in place for other CPU vulnerabilities such as Spectre and Meltdown

• Intel launches new data centre processor, 5G chip

  The new Xeon chips are slated to provide better per-dollar performance than last generation

• New 'CacheOut' attack targets Intel processors, with a fix arriving soon

  Intel rates CacheOut as "medium" severity, and says that mitigations to address it will be published soon.

• Intel reports record fourth quarter, ramps up 10nm chips and tamps down supply issues

  Though Intel's PC business showed improvement, Xeon was the star of the show

• Intel forks out $2B for Habana Labs to bolster AI chip standing

  Intel expects the fast-growing AI chip market to exceed $25 billion by 2024

Interviews about intel

• ​EDGE 2016: Intel investigates the 'Vortex of Change' impacting the channel

  Why shift to digital business should be based on asking the right questions.

• EXCLUSIVE: A Victorian outlook on working in the Outback

  How Territory Technology Solutions managing director, Michael Feldbauer, is driving change at the heart of the Australian outback.

• Former Intel CTO takes up Palo Alto Networks regional CSO role

  “Palo Alto Networks is a disruptive player in the Asia Pacific enterprise security market."

• Profile: Cloudera co-founder Mike Olson

  Talks on his company’s meteoric rise, the Internet of Things and the future of Big Data

• ARN Hall of Fame profile: Kate Burleigh

  2014 Hall of Fame inductee, Kate Burleigh, talks openly about the journey to the top and her leadership style.

• Q&A: 3D gun maker Cody Wilson defends freedom to print guns

  He's planning another gun-related announcement later this year

Features about intel

• Meltdown and Spectre exploits: Cutting through the FUD

  A breakdown of what the Meltdown and Spectre exploits are, what they aren’t, the risks they pose, and what you should do.

• Intel plans hybrid CPU-FPGA chips

  Like its CPU-GPU hybrid, Intel plans to put CPU and FPGA chips onto one die.

• FAQ: What is 802.11ay wireless technology?

  Emerging super Wi-Fi goes beyond 802.11ad wireless speed, range

• FAQ: What in the wireless world is CBRS?

  Explainer on the Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) shared spectrum in the 3.5 GHz band

• The big CBRS promise: private enterprise LTE wireless networks

  Whirlwind of activity around sharing 3.5 GHz spectrum could help pave way to 5G wireless networks

• Here’s your augmented & virtual reality: bloody vendor battles, expected iPhone support & seeing in to IoT

  IDC analyst excited about “opportunity to fundamentally rethink” interfaces to digital information