We attended Intel’s first-ever “Pro Day” media event this week in New York City, and, as the name always promises, it was all business. Specifically, enhancements and revisions to Intel's well-known, ...

Today's launch of the latest version of Intel's vPro platform is a much bigger deal than you might think, with implications for end users that extend far beyond the enterprise arena at which vPro is ...

The news comes from the MWC (Mobile World Congress) that's happening in Barcelona, Spain, right now... where, over the last few years, we've seen Intel move its approach with vPro technologies. The ...

The vPro platform, rolled out last September, was built to allow remote management of systems below the operating system. It includes a Core 2 Duo processor, the business-optimized Q965 chipset, Intel ...

The new Intel-commissioned report from Forrester finds that Intel's vPro IT management platform can provide businesses with a total of $2.8 million in IT cost savings on an investment of $1.1 million ...

Intel announces new vPro platform running on 13th generation Core Your email has been sent Intel announced on Thursday its newest vPro hardware platform, backed up by the full roster of 13th Gen Intel ...

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This past week, we attended an event where Intel gave us specific detail on the new hardware and features that are part of their vPro platform technology for 2007. If you’re unfamiliar with vPro, it’s ...

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Business users alarmed by Microsoft’s recent announcement that new chips will not run on Windows 7 PCs need not fret. More than 100 business PCs coming with Intel’s new “Skylake” Core vPro processors ...

It's been about 10 months since Intel took a nasty dive on Wall Street at the same time the company started talking about a new brand it was calling vPro. Back then, I did a podcast interview of Intel ...