Intel Vision 2022 took place last week, a very interesting event that covered some of them extensively the most important news chip giant in the technology sector. A few days ago, we already told you two of them, the new NUC Enterprise Edge Compute and Gaudi2 accelerators, although It was just an “appetizer” everything we could see at the event.

We could do a comprehensive compilation with everything Intel showed in that event, but the content was so extensive that it would be counterproductive because of the most interesting news would be crushed in a huge mountain of textand that would end up being very uncomfortable to read.

That’s why we preferred summary with the 15 most important keys that Intel Vision 2022 has left us, and this undoubtedly confirms that Santa Clara has maintained a a proactive approach to maintaining the position of one of the top leaders technological sector.

1.-We must always be in touch, especially in the event of a disaster

This is what Intel defined in Spanish translation as “digital integrity”. When a disaster strikes, it is essential to maintain communication so that we can deal with it, because if it goes out, it is almost as if we remained in the dark. For this reason, Intel has confirmed its collaboration with Pegatron to develop solutions that allow it to maintain 5G connectivity up to 853 Mbps.

2.-Artificial intelligence and connectivity 5G as an engine for world transformation

Intel has made it clear that both technologies are key overcome the main challenges that we had to live. These include supply chain disruptions, the impact of the pandemic, as well as current geopolitical uncertainty. In this respect, we have been hit hard by the transformational role that artificial intelligence has played in healthcare, helping to speed up and improve aspects as important as diagnosis and how it could help in the agricultural world. to solve the problem of world hunger.

3.-PC continues to play a vital role and that will not change

The chip giant confirmed that the COVID-19 pandemic had done nothing but emphasize the importance of the PC, both for professional and general consumption. With the locking and rise of work from home came the growing demand for computers and laptops, and with the more time spent at home also the demand for entertainment equipment. Smartphones are important, but that’s clear we can’t do the same with them as with a PC.

4.-Dates, dates and other data: Up to 180 ZB in 2025

Data has become an important value for many companies, but also a problem. In 2021, 80 ZB data as were created and replicatedThis number is expected to rise to 180 ZB in 2025. Of course, with these numbers on the table, it is essential to find new ways to optimize the use, management and protection of this data. Aware of this, Intel has maintained a proactive approach and developed entirely innovative specialized solutions, such as IPU, and strengthened its Intel Ignite program, which has allowed companies like Granulate to take off.

5. A specialized computing system is key and the new Intel Xeon Sapphire Rapids has bet on it

This new generation is much more than just a set of processors, they are specialized high-performance solutions that can do it speed up the workload on artificial intelligence as well as encryption, network and database tasks. Thanks to the specialized acceleration of each type of task, it is possible to optimize and improve any workload, which translates into important value for every professional.

6.-Project Endgame can change the rules of the game: Sharing resources between teams

During the first day of Intel Vision, we could see how Project Endgame works, and the truth is, it looked like a revolutionary design. Imagine that you want to move a game or a demanding application on a computer that does not have enough performance to run optimally. Well, with Project Endgame, you can “borrow” power from a nearby device, such as a desktop PC or workstation, and let it run smoothly. It’s not magic, it will happen rendering tasks are sent via Wi-Fi 6E to a more powerful machine, which solves them and returns them to a less powerful machine. Of course, latency plays a key role in this technology.

7.-High-performance computers allow employees to reach their maximum potential

Intel has confirmed that the COVID-19 pandemic has not only changed the way we work, learn and communicate, but has also made it clear that the PC is one of the central pillars of our daily lives, both professionally and employees. The computer is without a doubt one of the most important tools today.and this reality will not change, we have said it before, but it is necessary that it be so able to satisfy the real needs of each userEven from the most demanding, the question that Intel has answered on all fronts, including the notebook sector, is introducing the Intel Core i9 Gen12 HX.

The 8.-Intel Core i9-12900HX enabled what seemed impossible

This processor marked a turning point in the portable sector, already large. We are facing a chip that has 8 high-performance Golden Cove cores and 8 high-efficiency Gracemont cores, which retains all the latest generation technologies that Intel has introduced with the Core Gen12, and which also comes with an unlocked multiplier. It is so powerful that it can handle almost any challenge, even with ray-tracing projects in AutoDesk. During the event, we also saw how high-performance and high-efficiency kernels share the workload under the tool in real time, depending on whether it is in the foreground or in the background.

9.-Data security is key and covers all queues at Intel

The constant growth of data and their constant movement represents a significant challenge both in terms of performance and optimization, as well as security. Intel Threat Detection Technology has become one of the chip giant’s best responses to the security challenge. Intel maintains a comprehensive protection approach that covers both data security in three main phases: rest, transit and useand to this end, it relies on keys as important as “Trusted Execution Environment”, which requires hardware separation between data processing and the platform owner, and “Intel Software Guard Extensions”, which performs confidential calculations in a virtualized environment. through application isolation. Project Amber also plays a very important role in this regard.

10.- “Deepfakes” are a problem and FakeCatcher could be the solution

Intel surprised us during the event fake catcher, the first platform to detect “deepfakes” in real time using an artificial intelligence system previously trained to be able to see “things” under the skin, specifically the flow of blood on a person’s face. You can also use a comparison of facial features as well as eye and eye movement to reveal “deepfakes”.

11.-Intel wants quantum-resistant encryption

And it aspires to be done by 2030. Quantum calculations are still at a very early stage, it’s not discussed, but Intel recognizes the potential of such calculations and knows that this was able to overcome 128-bit AES encryption in seconds. To achieve quantum-resistant encryption, Intel is working on several keys, such as built-in encryption acceleration and new encryption standards that improve security without sacrificing performance. Create a standard cryptographic proof of quantum computing According to Intel, it goes through three phases: move to 256-bit AES encryption, increase code strength with quantum-resistant algorithms, and replace public key algorithms with new solutions.

12.-Intel already has silicon wafers in the next generation of nodes

Although we have not yet seen specific products made in nodes beyond the Intel 7 used in the Alder Lake family, we have been able to confirm that the giant Santa Clara has been working with excellent nodes and producing wafers on a very advanced scale for some time. processes, such as Intel A18, which is the equivalent of what we previously knew as an improved 5nm node. We could also taste Sapphire Rapids, manufactured at the Intel 7 node, and Meteor Lake, which will be a very important leap and will be manufactured in node intel 4.

13.-Giant chips are in full swing in the graphics sector

And it does so with a truly impressive product catalog. Stand out in the professional sector Ponte Vecchio and Arctic Sound Mtwo highly specialized graphics accelerators, and in the mainstream consumer sector we find Arc alchemyt, a generation of graphics solutions with the latest industrial innovations, including hardware acceleration ray tracing and AI acceleration through XMX units. As if that wasn’t enough, Intel is quite clear about its next moves, and these will take place from 2023.

14.-Good hardware needs the right software

This was one of the most important highlights of the whole event. Christoph Schell, executive vice president, chief sales officer and chief sales officer, marketing and communications at Intel Corporation, said the software it’s the “glue”, the basic element of cohesion that makes the hardware work, and it’s not without reason. It is useless to have very powerful hardware if it cannot reach its full potential because it is supported by bad software. Raja Koduri, CEO of Accelerated Computing Systems and Graphics Group (AXG) at Intel Corporation, went even further, saying that it is actually more difficult to create good software than good hardware. For this reason, Intel is strengthening its commitment to OpenSource and highly customizable and adaptable platforms for each client.

15.-Alder Lake was Intel’s biggest leap in the last 5 years in the mainstream consumer market

In a panel discussion with Daniel Rogers, Intel’s chief marketing and mobile products manager, we asked him what he thought Intel had made the biggest leap in laptop processors in five years. His response was vigorous and immediate. : Alder Lake. Do we agree with him? Undoubtedlynot only because of what this generation represented in terms of raw performance thanks to the Golden Cove architecture, but also because of the different value of the combination of high-performance cores and high-efficiency cores.