The Intel Future Showcase puts Asian innovation in the spotlight and offers visitors a behind-the-scenes look at Asia’s role in driving the company’s innovation and technology development.
The Intel Education 2 in 1 Reference Design, offering the flexibility and mobility of a tablet plus the performance and productivity of a laptop – offering versatile learning for students. The ruggedised device is drop, water and dust resistant – suitable for outdoor learning as well as within the classroom. I first saw this design in Singapore during the Intel Solutions Summit back in April this year.
The Intel Future Showcase is being held in Singapore for the first time, offering a glimpse into the innovation that goes on inside Intel’s Asian and global operations.
“The boundaries between technology and people are rapidly converging, and the stuff of science fiction could easily become a reality soon. At Intel, we envision an emerging digital world that will be truly personal and focused on experiences people would love, and Asia is increasingly driving us towards this future,” said Chris Kelly, General Manager, Malaysia Design Center, Intel Malaysia.
The showcase conveys the message that Asia is no longer just a manufacturing site.
Instead, the region is also responsible for designing an increasing number of Intel’s next-generation technologies.
In fact, more than a fifth of Intel’s talents are now based in Asia – that’s more than 20,000 employees.
Countries such as Singapore and Malaysia are leading the way in delivering integrated technology in our everyday lives.
Intel is fully committed to build its manufacturing and design capability in the region, having invested more than US$10 billion in Asia over the years.
Concept demo for a smart building within an intelligent city, showing how technology can be used to control the climate of a building, and help conserve energy through the optimisation of environmental settings such as aircon temperatures etc.
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