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Who Made 286 Clone Chips? – Part 16

During the Q&A, an audience member asks who else (besides Intel) made the 286 microprocessor? Dave answers that IBM made the 286 for its own internal use, while AMD second sourced the part. He didn’t think anyone else had a legitimate license to make “286 clone chips.” Shortly after 9pm, Weissberger closes the panel session…

October 3, 2013
Broadband for Smart TV – CDN, Adaptive Bit Rate and 10 Mb/s

Wilfred Martis, GM Retail CE of Intel, explains the minimum requirements to enable, so-called Smart TV for consumers. The benefits of Smart TV extend beyond entertainment and include educational, telemedicine and even telecommuting opportunities. He suggests the U.S. is behind other countries in being able to implement Smart TV features, particularly in what he terms,…

June 11, 2010