Sep 10, 2010 • Cloud Computing

All Eyes on IDF 2010

By Kevin Curry

It’s Fall once again which means one thing – it’s time for the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco.

In many recent years at IDF we have seen many new technologies revealed such as RF ID tags, small form factor computing boards, leading edge silicon manufacturing processes, smart home technologies, intelligent in-vehicle technologies, and predictions beyond Moore’s Law utilizing more than a single CPU core with a lot of new talk around 64-bit computing.

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