Insights on Technology Innovation and Trends - Apr 16, 2021

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Get a Bit of IT News and Intel Perspective Click here to view this email as a web page. Stay Connected SUBSCRIBE NOW This Week in Technology Innovation and Trends Here's a recap of the hottest trending stories in business technology, with an added bit of Intel perspective. Join HPE and Intel to learn how to accelerate your digital transformation. Intel launches the RISE Technology Initiative. Register today for Intel Partner Connect. Giving students the right resources. Mapping the spread of tumor cells. Nasdaq boosts homomorphic encryption. Source: HPE Register Today for HPE's "Accelerating Next" Event on April 21 The next wave of digital transformation is here, and a new kind of compute is required. Are you ready? On Wednesday, April 21 at 8:00 a.m. PDT, join technology industry leaders—including Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger—as they discuss how HPE is transforming compute systems and solutions to enable you to achieve your competitive advantage. REGISTER NOW Source: Intel Leveraging Technology to Provide Global Pandemic Relief Over the last year, Intel's Pandemic Response Technology Initiative has leveraged nearly every piece of Intel technology and now comprises 230 projects across 170 organizations. The next phase of this endeavor is the Intel RISE Technology Initiative, which will continue to fund healthcare, education, and economic recovery projects while focusing on social equity, accessibility, and climate action. LEARN MORE Source: Intel Register Now for Intel Partner Connect, April 20–22 Next week, join other Intel® Partner Alliance members to hear from Intel leaders as they outline key priorities, challenges, and technology trends for the coming year. This virtual event will give you the chance to experience solution demos, learn how to grow your business faster, and empower you to drive progress that enriches the lives of every person on Earth. REGISTER NOW Source: Intel IT Peer Network Facilitating Learning During the Pandemic As part of Intel's Pandemic Response Technology Initiative (PRTI) launched just over a year ago, the PRTI Online Learning Initiative has provided device connectivity and other resources for students who need it most. But simply handing kids a PC isn't enough. Intel and its partners are continually focused on giving students the right devices, helping them stay connected, and providing engaging learning materials. READ MORE Source: HPCwire Exascale Aurora System Will Visualize Spreading Cancer Researchers at Duke University are preparing to use the Intel-powered Aurora exascale system at Argonne National Laboratory to aid doctors and patients in the fight against cancer. The tool, called HARVEY, will help researchers create a more accurate model of the circulatory system and understand how microscopic tumor cells move throughout that model. LEARN MORE Source: Intel Intel Xeon Advances Nasdaq's Homomorphic Encryption R&D Nasdaq is now using new 3rd Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors to speed up computations for its homomorphic encryption applications. This emerging form of encryption allows users to compute on always-encrypted data, a practice that reduces cyberthreat risk and one that could revolutionize the way financial companies analyze and share datasets in the future. LEARN MORE Subscribe to Intel Insights We hope you enjoyed this week's insights on industry trends. To stay connected regularly to the technologies, trends and ideas shaping the future, click Subscribe here below, choose your topics and get started on the ones that interest you. Subscribe here

                                                           

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