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Our Software Challenge Intel Software Media Day Doug Fisher VP, GM Systems Software & Integrated Software Platform Divisions September 8, 2011 Welcome to Intel Software Media Day 2011 Do you know? Who is the fastest growing telecom company? Who is the fastest growing recruiting company? Who is the fastest growing book seller? Do you know? WhoThey is the Are fastest All SOFTWARE growing telecom Companies company?! Who is the fastest growing recruiting company? Who“In short, is the software fastest growingis eating book the world seller?.” – Marc Andreessen Wikipedia: Intel Corporation (‘Intel’ and ‘AMD’ were filtered out) Power of Intel Architecture … Servers Embedded Desktops Smart TVs Laptops Smartphones Netbooks Tablets With Software Servers Embedded Desktops Operating Applications Systems Smart TVs Ecosystem Laptops Support Smartphones Netbooks Tablets Software at Intel Is Not New 2008 2006 Visual Adrenaline Threading Intel Parallel Studio 1980 1992 2000 Building Blocks 2011 Intel Cloud Computing RMX - Shipped Intel Intel Software initiative Acquired Real time Indeo Software Partner Program Universal Parallel McAfee OS Codec Network Multicore Programming Research Software Center University Effort Intel Academic Community 1980s 30 Years of Software at Intel 2011 2007 2009 1987 Launch Moblin project Acquired Wind Acquired 1993 1997 River and Moblin.org 2010 DVI for Shipped First Linux Launch Threading Intel Atom Codecs Development Work MeeGo Building Blocks open Developer Tool Begins 1.0 Acquired Bell source Program Technologies Acquired Havok Launched InTru 3D Source: Intel Software at Intel Is Not New Parallel 2008 2006 Visual AdrenalineSecurity Threading Programming Intel Parallel Studio Building Blocks 2011 Intel Cloud Computing Intel Software initiative Acquired Partner Program Universal Parallel McAfee Multicore Programming Research Software Center University Effort Intel Academic Community 1980s 30 Years of Software at Intel 2011 Embedded and Visual Computing2007 2009 Launch Moblin project AcquiredMobile Wind Devices River and Moblin.org 2010 Intel Atom Launch Threading MeeGo Developer Building Blocks open 1.0 source Program Acquired Havok Launched InTru 3D Source: Intel Creates Computing Experiences Servers Embedded Desktops Smart TVs Laptops Smartphones Netbooks Tablets Creates Computing Experiences Servers Embedded Desktops Software Smart TVs Laptops Smartphones Netbooks Tablets Servers Embedded Desktops Operating Systems Smart TVs Laptops Smartphones Netbooks Tablets Computing Experiences Require Choices Third party trademark and branding remain the properties of others Servers Embedded Desktops Ecosystem Applications Support Smart TVs Laptops Smartphones Netbooks Tablets Help Developers Create the Best Applications Direct Developer Developer Tools Developer Programs Engagements • Leadership tools for HPC, • Code enhancement • Applications test and media, gaming, graphics & engineering qualification on platform embedded design • Full software developer features • 90+ available products training and education • Black Belt code assistance • Includes code samples programs worldwide from platform knowledgeable experts • Training and support • Developer conferences • Direct, onsite support • Dedicated online communities for information and support Building a Worldwide Intel Ecosystem Intel® Software Partner Program Intel® Software Network >20,000 ISVs 14M Developers >3700 Applications @ SAT criteria >200 Countries 15,000 Applications Enabled 90+ Developer Products and Tools Intel® Academic Community 97 Countries >2700 Universities >5000 Professors Registered >350,000 Students Trained To Create Experiences Operating Applications Systems Ecosystem Support Software at Intel What You Will Know After Today… How our software … drives computing solutions innovation and growth in every segment empowers the best developers in the world builds a world wide Intel ecosystem, and we have some of the best, most motivated software people in the world … Thank You! .
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