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| With an investment like this, Intel can work every day in more than 20 countries to solve real-world problems with science. It�s how we provide higher performance at lower costs. And it�s why our innovations continually make life easier for people everywhere. |
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| Imagine your computer could recognize your face, follow your gaze, and read your lips to better understand your speech commands. Developers worldwide are using Intel�s Open Source Computer Vision Library (OpenCV) in applications ranging from security to space exploration, and toys to manufacturing.** |
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| Gordon Moore has called us "the real revolutionaries." Explore how Intel research in ad hoc sensor networks, embedded MEMS, silicon photonics, and CMOS radio is shaping the digital revolution. |
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| You might know that Intel invented the world's first microprocessor, but did you know that we helped establish the Ethernet standard and originated the USB concept? Find out more. |
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| ** All information provided related to future Intel® products and plans is preliminary and subject to change at any time, without notice. |
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| Logic Technology Advances |
| Did you know that today�s transistor gates are 200 times shorter than they were 30 years ago? Explore our 130nm logic technology featuring 60nm transistors, low-k dielectrics, and Cu interconnects. |
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| Intel Research Expands to Spain |
| Intel plans to work with the Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya in Spain to advance microarchitecture. Find out more. |
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| Speech Recognition Enhances e-Business |
| Internet developers can soon use new speech and call control tags in markup languages to enable multi-modal access to Web applications and services. Find out more. |
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