Aligning Computing and Virtualization with Business Needs

VMDq and SR-IOV-enabled network controllers optimize I/O for data center performance and efficiency.

Discusses desktop virtualization compute models using the Intel® Core™ vPro™ processor family. (2:47)

Wake Forest uses Intel® architecture to save on hardware acquisition costs and increase IT agility. (2:18)

NxTop*, Virtual Computer, 2nd generation Intel® Core™ vPro™ processors work to deliver desktop virtualization solution. (2:54)

Oracle, Intel deliver flexible virtualization across Oracle VM*, Jrockit* using Intel® Xeon® processor 5500 series. (2:51)

Intel® Xeon® processor 7500 series and VMware vSphere* enable VM capacity and performance increase, footprint reduction. (2:05)

Covers current and future usage models and its benefits, pt. 1 of 3. (5:52)

Intel IT shares technology considerations for developing virtualization strategy, pt. 2 of 3. (5:12)

Intel’s role in developing virtualization, pt. 3 of 3. (6:31)

Intelligent PCs based on Intel® Core™ vPro™ processors with Intel® Virtualization Technology. (3:12)

Illustrates how higher performance cores provide significant advantages over lower performance cores.

Citrix XenClient* on Lenovo laptop with Intel® Core™ vPro™ processor hosts personal, business productivity software. (6:10)

Intel® vPro™ technology is used to remotely upgrade SSD software and reset an encryption password. (3:30)

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Software-based routing uses multiple servers connected together to act as one packet-forwarding engine. (3:47)