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Intel® Arc™ is the world’s first GPU with hardware-accelerated encoding for AV1, the next-gen and royalty-free video codec. To tell us more about the importance of AV1 and what it means for the future of video, we’re joined by Matt Frost, the Chairman of the Board at the Alliance for Open Media, and Director of Product Management at Google.

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In this special Chip Chat crossover with Talking Tech, we go in depth with two of the lead engineers responsible for 12th Gen Intel Core processors. Chief architect Arik Gihon and platform program manager Tomer Sasson join our virtual CES 2022 set remotely from Israel to provide behind-the-scenes perspective on what it took to develop the innovative Alder Lake architecture. Learn about how they scaled a versatile design from thin and light devices to ultra-powerful desktops, combined P-cores and E-cores with the Intel Thread Director, and led the industry's adoption of both DDR5 and PCI Express 5 technology — all during a global pandemic.

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This is the third episode in our three-part series on Intel Evo. Our guest is Sudha Ganesh, VP of Client Platform Experience at Intel, who for the past few years has devoted her time to redefining the metrics for PCs that deliver exceptional experiences to users.

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This is the second of a three-part series talking about Intel Evo, a designation earned by some of the best laptops on the market today. Here we hear from Wendy March, a principal engineer and research director at Intel, about what goes into designing future generations of Intel Evo PCs -- and spoiler alert, our conversation did not mention any core count or clock speeds! The teams that March works with looks at everything that goes on around the PC, particularly the user and environment.

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This is the first of a three-part series talking about Intel Evo, a designation earned by some of the best laptops on the market today. You may have seen the Intel Evo badge on some of the laptops you’re considering, or perhaps you already have one. We’ll be diving deeper into the origins of Intel Evo and what it means for the future of portable PCs. Today, we’re kicking off the series with Josh Newman, Intel’s VP and GM of Mobile Innovation, with an overview on the vision behind Intel Evo.

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11th Gen is here for power users on-the-go. The latest 11th Gen "Tiger Lake" H-series CPU is made for gamers and creators looking for big desktop-class power packed into sleek, portable laptops. We talk to Kim Algstam, Director of the Enthusiast Laptop & Innovation Team at Intel, about 11th Gen H-series processors with to 8 cores on the 10nm SuperFin process, integrated graphics, PCIe Gen 4, Thunderbolt 4, WiFi 6E, 5GHz Turbo on multiple cores -- and that there are already over 1 million of these on their way across 80 different laptop designs.

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