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Justin Rattner opens Research@Intel Day

06:18 | editor | Jun 7th, 2006 5:29pm |

CTO Justin Rattner opened Research@Intel Day with an informal talk from stage about the various ideas being hatched at the chip company. Some sound ready to go–like a new technology to help save significant amounts of energy by refreshing static screens from a separate chip–and others are weirdly but satisfyingly sci-fi, like the idea to create millions of microscopic robots that can band together and morph into different forms. PodTech’s Jason Lopez sat down with Justin in the midst of the tech demos to chat about innovation and how chips are beginning to reflect human brains.

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One Response to “Justin Rattner opens Research@Intel Day”

Stephen Howard-Sarin:
June 27th, 2006 at 6:42 am

Justin is certainly making an effort to get out here, into the blogosphere, rather than staying inside the beltway of the Intel campus. Here’s his new blog on ZDNet: http://blogs.zdnet.com/OverTheHorizon/