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What's Hot and New in Open Source at Intel

To enable a broad spectrum of software environments and programs to run best on Intel® processors and platforms, Intel offers deep technical expertise, makes significant contributions, and actively participates in standards bodies. Intel works with Open Source software developers who can adopt, change and redistribute the underlying code, helping drive rapid technological innovation.

Insights from OSCON
This year’s OSCON included a plenary keynote about the MeeGo* project by Dirk Hohndel, Chief Linux and Open Source Technologist with Intel’s Open Source Technology Center. With chalk talks, demos, and seminars conducted by industry experts, technical sessions ranged from MeeGo* Applications to Intel® Xeon® processor Reliability, Availability, and Serviceability.

Intel Developer Forum: The Future Saved a Seat for You
The MeeGo* project will take center stage at this year’s Intel® Developer Forum, September 13-15 in San Francisco. A keynote from Renee James, Intel Sr. VP and General Manager, Software and Services Group will reveal fresh hardware and software advances, supported by lectures, interactive panels, hands-on labs, and Hot Topic Q&As.

Open Source at Intel: Building with the Ecosystem—An Overview [PDF 582 KB]
Intel’s deep technical expertise, knowledge sharing within the Open Source community, and participation in standards bodies help advance rapid technological innovation throughout the ecosystem. Get the story fast in this new, shortened version of Intel’s Open Source software brochure.

The Fragmentation of Linux: Two Points of View
Canonical COO Matt Asay and Executive Director of The Linux Foundation Jim Zemlin offer expert insights into developing Linux-based operating systems, handheld devices, enterprise-level servers, and mobile phones. What’s the best way to help the Linux ecosystem thrive?

What’s Hot Archives



Open Source Project Contributions
Open Source Project Contributions

Power management
Mobility
Graphics
Performance
Virtualization
Development tools
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Ecosystem Partners and Industry Participation
Ecosystem Partners and Industry Participation

Operating system vendors
Independent software vendors
Open Source consortia
Open Source standards bodies
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Content for Developers
Content for Developers

Open Source at Intel: Building with the Ecosystem [PDF 400 KB]

Advanced Reliability for Intel® Xeon® Processor-based Servers [PDF 356 KB]

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Tools and Resources
Tools and Resources

Open Source development is all about
choice. Intel supports your ability to
choose the tools and resources that
meet your specific project needs.
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Platform Technologies
Platform Technologies

You need a complete platform solution
to deliver a compelling user experience.
Intel continues to develop a full stack of
hardware, tools, and services that
help you create the new normal.
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Intel and the Linux* Kernel
Intel and the Linux* Kernel

Intel strives to delight its customers.
To ensure those who desire Linux*
-based systems enjoy the best possible
experience, Intel is an active contributor
to the Linux kernel and related technologies.
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Industry Perspectives

Industry Perspectives Archives


Intel Open Source Blogs
Intel is actively innovating with the Open Source community and collaborating with commercial vendors to develop Linux* and other turnkey OSS solutions. Read what we are thinking and support the growth of the community.

Seismic Duck goes Open Source
Posted Sun, 29 Aug 2010 03:42:29 +0000 by Arch Robison (Intel)
Seismic Duck

Adding web page tooltips that are iPad compatible
Posted Fri, 27 Aug 2010 20:27:26 +0000 by Ylian Saint-hilaire (Intel)
In recent weeks, I have been working on MeshCentral, a central web site for managing all our computers. I got lots of features added in and more to come but I wanted to make the web site more user friendly by adding pop-up tool tips as certain places. I also wanted it to not be [...]

My Lab's Computer Power State Now Public
Posted Thu, 26 Aug 2010 22:25:41 +0000 by Ylian Saint-hilaire (Intel)
Today I added a new feature in MeshCentral that allows an administrator to make some of the state of their computers public for anyone to see. Obviously, this is not enabled by default, but when enabled MeshCentral gives you a link to a publicly accessible web page you can share with anyone. Now you...

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Fresh Multimedia
Fresh Multimedia
 

James Reinders introduces Intel’s Open Source commitment, which includes making source code openly available, supporting Linux, strengthening standards, and creating new Open Source projects.

Open Source Experts
Open Source Experts
 

Arch Robison, architect for Intel® Threading Building Blocks, helps direct the project to reduce the complexity of writing robust threaded code.

Michael Voss is working on expanding Intel Threading Building Blocks into the message-driven layer to enhance support for interactive use cases.

What’s Happening
What’s Happening
 

09/13/10 - 09/15/10
Intel Developer Forum
San Francisco, CA

09/19/10 - 09/23/10
JavaOne*
San Francisco, CA

09/19/10 - 09/23/10
Oracle OpenWorld
San Francisco, CA

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