TechRadar Pro is on the ground in Dallas for Intel Vision 2022, the latest in the company’s ON series of events, focusing on “the future of business and technology”.
Intel Vision kicks off in earnest this morning with a keynote address from CEO Pat Gelsinger, who is set to unveil a number of new products and technology innovations.
There will be plenty more to dig your teeth into across the next two days, though, with Q&As and panel sessions with various other Intel executives, including Raja Koduri, who heads up the company’s GPU efforts.
Stick with us here for all the latest from Intel Vision 2022.
What to expect
Intel has kept its cards relatively close to its chest, but we do know we’ll be hearing from spokespeople across the company’s Client Computing, Accelerated Computing and Data Center business groups.
Essentially, there should be something here for everyone to get excited about, with product and service updates spanning the processors powering your devices, to the chips propping up the cloud.
In the meantime, here’s some reading on the latest news to come out of Intel:
- Intel Arc desktop GPUs could be delayed by quite some time
- Intel Sapphire Rapids leak offers sneak peek at specs and performance
- The first Intel Arc-powered mobile workstations is here
- Intel beefs up 500-acre mega factory
- Intel unleashes new Xeon processors for the network and edge
Good morning from Dallas
Intel Vision begins today and TechRadar Pro will be here with all the latest announcements.
First up is a keynote from CEO Pat Gelsinger, followed by more tightly focused sessions with the Client Computing and Data Center and AI business groups.
Rounding out the day is a roundtable session with Raja Koduri and Jeff McVeigh, during which we should hear more about the companies efforts in the graphics space, both from a device and data center perspective.
Keynote time
We’re waiting now for Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger to take the stage for his keynote address. He should appear in roughly 20 minutes’ time.
We expect new product and service announcements, and maybe an update on the progress of the company’s IDM 2.0 manufacturting strategy, announced last year.
Hi Pat