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Single-Chip Cloud Computer
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Intel’s Single-Chip Cloud Computer (SCC), an experimental processor with 48 cores, will help researchers to explore the future of many-core computing.
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Hybrid Silicon Laser
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“Silicon Photonics is a critical part of tera-Scale computing as we need the ability to move massive amounts of data on and off these very high performance chips” - Justin Rattner, Intel Chief Technology Officer
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Scalable Virtual Worlds
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3D virtual worlds provide people an opportunity to interact online in an environment that is more similar to real-life face-to-face interactions. However, today the quality of these worlds is limited by the technical challenges involved in creating these massive shared environments in the cloud while streaming graphics over constrained networks to end users. Intel researchers are working to make the infrastructure underlying these worlds more efficient, scalable, and visually immersive.
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Online Semi-Supervised Learning and Face Recognition
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Online semi-supervised learning algorithms incrementally build models of objects, such as faces, and dynamically refine them over time using real-world observations. Researchers on this project team successfully used this approach to develop an effective and highly accurate face recognizer and scaled it to the computational resources of a mobile computer powered by a mainstream Intel® Atom™ processor.
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