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Intel Collaborates with Microsoft against Cryptojacking Microsoft Defender for Endpoint expands its use of Intel® Threat Detection Technology (Intel® TDT) beyond accelerated memory scanning capabilities to activate central processing unit (CPU) based cryptomining machine learning (ML) detection. This move further accelerates endpoint detection and response for millions of customers without compromising experience. “This is a true inflection point for the security industry as well as our SMB, mid-market and enterprise cust...

The fervor of cryptocoin mining has consumed a large part of the semiconductor industry of late. The demands for high performance silicon to mine these virtual assets with value is one factor in a global shortage of available parts for computers, automobiles, defense, research, and other industries. One consistent element to cryptocoin mining over the last decade is the prevalence of hijacked machines and devices through malware, commonly known as botnets. Previously these armies of machines were co-opted to perform bandwidth attacks against various targets, but they have also been used for t...

In association with The seismic changes to our working practices that began in 2020 have affected many different roles throughout business, and the IT department has by no means been spared. It is thanks almost entirely to technology that we have been able to keep working in anything resembling a normal manner, and IT decision makers had their work cut out for them dealing with the many requests and demands placed upon them – and still do. While agile working has been growing in popularity over recent years, IT departments have for the most part been used to the majority of employees operat...

Security, Manageability, and Multi-Tasking in the Age of Remote Work: Interview With Intel’s Stephanie Hallford With everyone forced to adapt to a new world, we asked Intel how it sees the future of business PCs. By Jamshed Avari | Updated: 20 January 2021 13:05 IST Stephanie Hallford, VP and GM of Business Client Platforms, Intel Highlights New security protections are needed to address emerging types of threats Several brands announced 11th Gen vPro laptops at CES 2021 Along with new processors for gaming laptops, self-driving car tech, and previews of nex...

Intel new processors for the diverse and growing PC market in 2021  50 new processors for 500 new designs of personal computers and desktops, announces Intel at CES 2021. Three growing markets namely business, education, and gaming for personal computer market requires a different set of processors at different pricetags. To address this market, Intel has launched new processors fitting into different designs for different applications.   It has named its 11th Gen Intel Core desktop processors as "Rocket Lake-S" which is expected to be launched in the first quarter of 2021 and its next-gene...