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Intel Announces COMPUTEX 2021 Opening Keynote: Innovation Unleashed
Join Intel Executive Vice President Michelle Johnston Holthaus for Intel's first virtual COMPUTEX keynote and a firsthand look at how the strategies of new CEO Pat Gelsinger, along with the forces of a rapidly accelerating digital transformation, are unleashing a new era of innovation at Intel — right when the world needs it most.
Johnston Holthaus will welcome Intel's Steve Long, corporate vice president of Client Computing Group Sales, and Lisa Spelman, corporate vice president and general manager of the Xeon and Memory Group, to outline how Intel innovations help expand human potential by expanding technology's potential. This includes collaborating with partners to drive innovation across the technology ecosystem — from the data center and cloud to connectivity, artificial intelligence, and the intelligent edge.Opening Keynote
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Johnston Holthaus will welcome Intel's Steve Long, corporate vice president of Client Computing Group Sales, and Lisa Spelman, corporate vice president and general manager of the Xeon and Memory Group, to outline how Intel innovations help expand human potential by expanding technology's potential. This includes collaborating with partners to drive innovation across the technology ecosystem — from the data center and cloud to connectivity, artificial intelligence, and the intelligent edge.Opening Keynote
7 Comments on Intel Announces COMPUTEX 2021 Opening Keynote: Innovation Unleashed
They forgot her first name already?
innovation engine....are they 12? not to mention (and I know this was not under Pat) it was them who pretty much stopped inovating after the 2600k because they didnt have to because no competition, and after that they didnt because they...well couldnt....so this sentence "how Intel innovations help expand human potential by expanding technology's potential" is particulary...disgusing? hilarious? hypocrite? fake?, eitherway its bad.