The Company's largest computer processor, Intel announced it will release a vPro Core processors in the first quarter of next year for business desktops and laptops that combine a number of new security and management features.
Company executives as well as architectural firms, Sandy Bridge said that the new chips will come on dual-core and quad-core variant, which integrate graphics processing unit in the CPU. .
Laptops and desktops with vPro platform combines software with hardware technology for managing and securing your PC via a wired or wireless network.
The new platform provides a better visual experience and enhanced security and remote support capabilities for easier maintenance and fleet support for PCs, said Rick Echevarria, vice president of Intel Architecture Group.
This new processor will also significantly increase PC performance, continued Echevarria, although he declined to give details.
Another new feature is the activation of host-based, which allows a PC to be configured remotely in minutes. New vPro platform built on the improvement of its predecessor and will reduce the time support of PCs, for example, IT administrators will be able to install Windows 7 on 10 thousand laptops overnight.
This platform introduces new features such as Anti-Theft 3.0 (3.0 AT), which combines hardware and software to remotely disable the system when they are lost or stolen. New hardware allows help desks to remotely shut down the laptop via the 3G network, even when an OS is not running. Earlier versions of Anti-Theft able to communicate with the PC via the remote through a Wi-Fi and cable. New features can prevent the PC away from booting even if the hard drive replaced.
3.0 AT also put in place a higher level of authentication for the PC out of sleep mode.
Integrated graphics capabilities bring a better visual experience to support the task. Earlier this year, Intel added the ability KVM (keyboard, video, mouse) for vPro, which helps staff with remote support for remote PC control and backed a resolution of 1600 x 1200 pixels.
This new integrated graphics processor helps to support full high-definition resolution, which provides personnel support a richer graphical experience, when trying to resolve problems on remote PCs.
There are lots of old PCs in a business waiting to be replaced, and this processor will provide incentives for companies to buy new machines, to help increase adoption of vPro.
However, many companies still do not utilize the full capabilities of vPro to speed up support systems, for example, the company still did not use AES-NI instructions set out in the new vPro chip after being introduced earlier this year to accelerate the encryption capabilities ....
Company executives as well as architectural firms, Sandy Bridge said that the new chips will come on dual-core and quad-core variant, which integrate graphics processing unit in the CPU. .
Laptops and desktops with vPro platform combines software with hardware technology for managing and securing your PC via a wired or wireless network.
The new platform provides a better visual experience and enhanced security and remote support capabilities for easier maintenance and fleet support for PCs, said Rick Echevarria, vice president of Intel Architecture Group.
This new processor will also significantly increase PC performance, continued Echevarria, although he declined to give details.
Another new feature is the activation of host-based, which allows a PC to be configured remotely in minutes. New vPro platform built on the improvement of its predecessor and will reduce the time support of PCs, for example, IT administrators will be able to install Windows 7 on 10 thousand laptops overnight.
This platform introduces new features such as Anti-Theft 3.0 (3.0 AT), which combines hardware and software to remotely disable the system when they are lost or stolen. New hardware allows help desks to remotely shut down the laptop via the 3G network, even when an OS is not running. Earlier versions of Anti-Theft able to communicate with the PC via the remote through a Wi-Fi and cable. New features can prevent the PC away from booting even if the hard drive replaced.
3.0 AT also put in place a higher level of authentication for the PC out of sleep mode.
Integrated graphics capabilities bring a better visual experience to support the task. Earlier this year, Intel added the ability KVM (keyboard, video, mouse) for vPro, which helps staff with remote support for remote PC control and backed a resolution of 1600 x 1200 pixels.
This new integrated graphics processor helps to support full high-definition resolution, which provides personnel support a richer graphical experience, when trying to resolve problems on remote PCs.
There are lots of old PCs in a business waiting to be replaced, and this processor will provide incentives for companies to buy new machines, to help increase adoption of vPro.
However, many companies still do not utilize the full capabilities of vPro to speed up support systems, for example, the company still did not use AES-NI instructions set out in the new vPro chip after being introduced earlier this year to accelerate the encryption capabilities ....
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