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Intel designs and manufactures semiconductor chips, AI accelerators, and compute platforms used across enterprise, edge, and data center environments. The company's technology appears in servers, PCs, industrial equipment, and connected devices spanning healthcare, retail, and manufacturing. Intel's MarketScale channel covers AI workload optimization, edge computing deployments, and industry-specific silicon use cases.
Edge intelligence solves real problems when infrastructure catches up.
Intel's podcast shows how on-device AI, hospital networks, and retail systems work when companies align hardware, software, and clinical or operational workflows. Evidence comes from named deployments and founder testimony.
Intel's channel argues that edge computing and on-device AI unlock value only when infrastructure, workflows, and human motivation align. The proof is grounded in deployments: hospitals that can't connect devices despite wanting real-time data, schools in emerging markets that gain personalized learning because local AI needs no internet, retail kiosks that consolidate billing and inventory in 30 minutes. The channel repeatedly shows that technology adoption fails when it ignores the people using it and the systems they already rely on.
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“Most devices in the environment are not even connected. You end up with all that data going down a black hole.”
Bikram Day, Director of Informatics at Medical Informatics Corp.
By the numbers
10-13 million
kirana stores in India served by Retail in a Box
30 minutes
deployment time for Retail in a Box across India's kirana stores
sub-30 seconds
automated checkout duration achieved by BigBasket using computer vision
What the channel argues
What you'll learn
What to do about it
Who and what shows up
Bikram Day
Director of Informatics, Medical Informatics Corp.
Diagnosed the core infrastructure problem in hospitals: most devices remain unconnected, trapping clinical data.
Dr. Sanjay Subramanian
Critical Care Physician and CEO/Founder, Omnicure
Bridged clinical need with technology perspective, framing monitoring as a continuum across care and grounding innovation in physician motivation.
Rakshit Daga
Chief Product & Technology Officer, BigBasket
Demonstrated how edge AI enables fully automated checkout in physical grocery stores, bridging online and offline retail experiences.
Dr. Sheila Nirenberg
Founder, BionicSight; Professor, Weill Cornell Medicine
Pioneered Neural Code research decoding the retina's language, directly inspiring Intel's Edge Neural Technology for AI and vision restoration.
Paulo Costa
VP of Sales, Critical Links
Delivered offline AI capabilities directly to emerging-market classrooms via Intel and Critical Links' C3 Micro Cloud partnership.
Questions this channel answers
Why do hospitals struggle to improve patient outcomes with technology if real-time data is available?
Most medical devices are not connected to hospital networks, so data is trapped in silos. Even when devices exist, infrastructure limitations prevent continuous data flow to decision-makers.
The Hidden Roadblocks to Smarter Hospitals →How can personalized learning reach students in regions without reliable internet?
On-device AI models run locally without cloud dependency, enabling adaptive learning and digital skills development even in low-bandwidth or offline environments.
Revolutionizing Education with AI: On-Device Solutions f… →What makes small retail operators in emerging markets competitive with large chains?
Consolidated edge solutions like Retail in a Box bring AI-driven inventory, billing, and customer analytics to millions of kirana stores in 30 minutes, reducing operational costs and enabling data-driven decisions.
Retail Reimagined: Unpacking the Retail in Box for Small… →How does Neural Code technology speed up AI model development?
Neural Code mimics the human retina to extract key features, reducing the need for large datasets and deep learning models, enabling faster training and deployment on edge devices.
Neural Codes: Transforming AI Model Building and Data Pr… →Best place to start
The Hidden Roadblocks to Smarter HospitalsNames the core infrastructure problem that enables or blocks all downstream innovation: unconnected devices trapping clinical data in silos.
Revolutionizing Education with AI: On-Device Solutions for Emerging MarketsConcrete proof that on-device AI solves access barriers when internet is unavailable, showing the channel's thesis in a live deployment.Industry context
Healthcare is shifting from experimental AI adoption toward measurable accountability and efficiency gains. The global AI in healthcare market reached $36.96 billion in 2025, with growth driven by genomics, drug discovery, and diagnostic imaging applications.
Episodes
Why We Show Up for Care
Healthcare leaders reveal the human motivations driving innovation in patient monitoring systems
The Hidden Roadblocks to Smarter Hospitals
Healthcare systems struggle to transform patient care when outdated infrastructure can't keep pace with modern clinical demands
Laying Out the Landscape in Today’s Patient Monitoring
Healthcare systems face fragmented monitoring approaches despite growing demand for real-time clinical insights across hospital units
Scaling Clinical Diagnostic Testing to the Masses (Part 2)
The rising cost of health care has hit Americans differently depending on their economic status. There is no shortage of news stories covering the reality of those with higher incomes having higher life expectancies than those in lower financial brackets. Healthcare services such as clinical diagnostic testing may be out of reach for those who…
Scaling Clinical Diagnostic Testing to the Masses (Part 1)
The rising cost of health care has hit Americans differently depending on their economic status. There is no shortage of news stories covering the reality of those with higher incomes having higher life expectancies than those in lower financial brackets. Healthcare services such as clinical diagnostic testing may be out of reach for those who…
Transforming Hospital Workflows with Network Operations Centers (NOCs) and Coordinated Clinical Care
The nucleus of a hospital is increasingly becoming its network operations center. If the system isn’t connected, communication breaks down. The evolution of network operations centers in healthcare and how to build an effective one drives the conversation on this episode of Health and Life Sciences at the Edge by Intel. Intel’s Global Head of…
Using Open-Source Software to Drive Reliability and Security in Lab & Life Sciences
Open-Source software’s flexibility through its distribution with the source code gives programmers the power to modify and distribute with its original rights. That versatility allows many technological innovations within the Health and Life Science space. Intel partners with Health and Life Science organizations on a wide range of solutions, and open-source is critical to…
Creating Value for Clinicians and Patients Through Next-Gen Digital Workflows
Next-generation digital workflows are at the forefront of advancing how clinicians deliver healthcare. Intel partners with custom EMR workflow providers such as SaVia Health to improve those solutions and make new ones possible. Intel Head of Global Health Solutions Alex Flores recently sat down with SaVia Health CEO and Chairman William Caldwell to pull…
How Augmented Reality and Immersive Technologies Can Improve Patient Outcomes
On this episode of Intel’s Health and Life Sciences at the Edge, host Gabrielle Bejarano chats with Providence Health System VP and Chief Talent Officer Darci Hall and Intel Health Account Executive Jeffrey Berghammer about the opportunities for augmented reality and immersive technologies to support digital transformation in healthcare. When the onset…
How Cloud to Edge Technology Helps Handle the Immense Amount of Data Generated By Practitioners
Healthcare organizations generate massive amounts of data, so much so that the challenge becomes how and where to move it and store it. Health and Life Science at the Edge host, Gabrielle Bejarano, spoke with Zettar’s Chin Fang and Intel’s Michael McManus for a peek inside the technology solutions Zettar and Intel are partnering…
The Unique Potential of Open Federated Learning in Healthcare
Historically, people have opted into research, shared their health data, or taken part in patient surveys. Data had to be collected in a central location with the consent of the users. These paths keep private information protected but unfortunately, it eliminates a considerable amount of data available. However, with federated learning, it’s possible to…
The Future of Remote Patient Monitoring with Digital Medicine Society
The Digital Medicine Society (DiMe) is a global nonprofit specializing in the advancement of ethical, effective, equitable, and safe use of digital technology for redefining healthcare and optimizing lives. Jennifer Goldsack, CEO of DiMe, spoke with Intel’s Head of Global Health Solutions Alex Flores on the advancements in remote patient monitoring and the role…
Use Cases and the Technology Enabling Medical Data, Privacy and Anonymization
Health data makes up more than 30% of the world’s data (Intel, 2022) — and it’s growing each year. The data is more than tangible, straightforward information, like dates of vaccinations and test results. It also includes contextual data, like neighborhood qualities, diet trackers, exercise trackers, sleep monitors, and more. Intel’s principal health engineer,…
Artificial Intelligence in the Operating Room
While the challenges in the healthcare industry are constantly increasing, hospitals adopting new technologies have helped to alleviate some of those struggles in the operating room. Discussing this topic is Dennis Kogan, co-founder, and CEO of Caresyntax, and Eric King, investment director at Intel Capital with host Alex Flores, Director of Global Health Solutions at…
Analyzing the Health Effects of Space Travel with AI
Space is a frontier for global innovation, but space doesn’t come without its limits. As exploration grows, the importance of human health in outer space grows as well. Shashi Jain, Senior Strategic Innovation Manager at Intel, and Dr. John Kalantari, Chief Technology Officer at Yrikka, Inc. spoke with host Tyler Kern about the movement collaboration…
The Use of AI in Cancer Screenings
Medical imaging, an integral part of the cancer screening process, continues to experience rapid, year-over-year growth. Unfortunately, available radiologists cannot keep pace with the demand for their services fueled by the continued growth in cancer screening. New solutions are in desperate need to support diagnosis and improve workflows. Can AI play an important role in…
Digital Health Technology Policy Across the U.S. and Europe
Making sense of health data, telemedicine, and adopting AI/ML are some of the newest innovations in healthcare. Intel’s Nathan Peper, Head of Strategy and Business Innovations, and Patrick Boisseau, Director General, Strategic Initiatives at MedTech Europe, provided their insight to Michelle Dawn Mooney, host of Health and Life Sciences at the Edge, about the…
Improving Brain Tumor Segmentation at the Edge
Intel’s Abhishek Khowala, principal health AI engineer, and Séverine Habert, AI engineering manager, discuss some of the enhancements in brain tumor segmentation for enabling diagnosis. While most brain tumors are benign, early detection is critical for the best treatment options and outcomes. Assessing a diagnosis starts with MRI 2D and 3D imaging. Segmentation of…
Home Diagnostic Reporting Delivered Through Virtual Desktop Infrastructure
Healthcare faces many global challenges. There is a critical shortfall of skilled workers in diagnostic imaging that requires innovative solutions to help mitigate the gaps. An aging population requires care, which drives up diagnostic imaging needs but there are not enough workers to meet the demands. Intel is partnering with companies like MITIS Health to…
Leveraging AI to Improve Patient Outcomes in Healthcare
The importance of providing patients with a fast and accurate diagnosis cannot be overstated – it can be the difference between life and death. Unfortunately, the healthcare system is overwhelmed, and physicians cannot keep up with the overflow of patient needs in a timely manner. Dr. Chai Xiangfei, CEO and co-founder at HY Medical, and…
Ultrasound Technology to Diagnose and Treat Cardiovascular Disease
Ultrasound analysis leads the charge in advancements in diagnosing and treating cardiovascular disease. Intel’s Yehudit Levi and DiA Imaging Analysis’ Hila Goldman-Aslan joined Michelle Dawn Mooney for insights on the AI and technology advancements in ultrasound that provide better diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease. Hila Goldman-Aslan says that early detection is the go-to strategy…
The Great Technology Stack Pivot: From Pyramid to Network Architecture
Christine Boles and Ram Ramasamy stoke up the flames once more for their third fireside chat focusing on various areas of technology innovation. Their conversation dives into the pivot from a layered architecture to a network architecture driven by digitalization, IoT, and the fourth industrial revolution. Several factors at play during the pandemic accelerated…
How the Pandemic Accelerated Technology Adoption and Automation
With the pandemic forcing most office workers to work remotely, it’s no surprise that there are major shifts occurring in workplace technology innovation and adoption. Irene Petrick and Faith McCreary, both Ph.D. researchers and Intel IoT employees, branch out in this companion piece to their To the Edge and Beyond long-form podcast episode, Grounding Success…
The Imperatives for a Factory of the Future: Digital. Flexible. Green.
In this episode of To the Edge and Beyond, Christine Boles and Muthuraman “Ram” Ramasamy discuss three imperatives for the Factory of the Future. Those imperatives are that the factory must be digital, flexible, and green. Industry 4.0 holds promise, but there is much work ahead to realize the benefits created by technological innovation. The…
Industrial Connectivity at the Edge
Industrial segments such as manufacturing, energy, oil and gas, supply chain, and logistics – and the facilities that support these markets – are undergoing a technological evolution. To support such rapid advancements, connectivity is the central nervous system enabling timely information flow. Chris Lucero and Mukund Shenoy, two subject matter experts in the Intel Internet…
Improved Labor and Delivery Innovations Provide Better Outcomes for Mothers and Babies
Staffing shortages in healthcare is a major corner, one department particularly affected is baby labor and delivery, where new parents rely on optimal care. While the birthing process is a natural occurrence, in today’s healthcare world, providing the best medical advancement possible in these situations is the goal, and technology can help physicians get there….
Reimagining Patient Rooms in Smart Hospitals of the Future
The healthcare industry is undergoing dramatic changes thanks to rapid digitization and the adoption of AI. Nowhere are these changes more evident than in hospitals, where increased connectivity, data analysis at the edge, and patient monitoring are helping staff rethink patient care. In this episode of “Health and Life Sciences at the Edge,” host Daniel…
How Micro-branches are Changing the Face of Retail Banking
The face of retail banking is changing rapidly as the industry works to facilitate customer engagement while reducing the costs associated with building and operating traditional bank branches. One approach is the micro-branch – a fully functional bank branch that has been dramatically reduced in size. Micro-branches are cost-effective and enable banks to adapt…
The Role of Telehealth Technologies in the Creation of Smart Hospitals
Telehealth has been around for quite a while. However, it took the pandemic to generate widespread adoption and acceptance of telehealth in hospitals globally. In this episode of “Health and Life Sciences at the Edge,” host Justin Honore talks with Intel’s Ed Buffone about the technologies that are making Smart Hospitals a reality and the…
The Future of High-Tech Healthcare
Over the past two years, the healthcare industry has experienced significant changes in how, when, and where it utilizes technology. In addition, the way patients perceive and want to interact with the healthcare system has undergone a dramatic shift. In this “Health and Life Sciences at the Edge” podcast, host Michelle Mooney talks with Alex…
Grounding Success in the Next Normal
Rapid and ongoing advances in digital technologies have made agile adaptation the norm in industrial manufacturing. However, disruptions caused by the pandemic have forced leaders to look at infrastructure issues to plan for future disruptions. In this episode of “To the Edge and Beyond,” host James Kent talks with Irene Petrick, Senior Director of…
Heterogeneous Computing and Solutions Provided by oneAPI
Heterogenous computer systems – systems that contain different kinds of computational units (CPUs, GPUs, etc.) controlled by a general-purpose processor (GPP) and augmented by accelerators (XPUs) – are here to stay. However, the computational complexity inherent in these systems creates some unique challenges in the healthcare industry. In today’s “Health and Life Sciences at…
Modernizing Power Grids Using Intelligent, Data-driven Technologies at the Edge
Fueled by increases in ecommerce and the number of devices that require electricity, the demand for reliable, renewable, and sustainable sources of electricity is increasing worldwide. In this episode of “To the Edge and Beyond,” Intel’s Adam Berniger and Prithpal Khajuria join Justin Honore to discuss the challenges facing energy producers and how Intel,…
Materializing Industry 4.0 Through Industrial Automation
Industry 4.0 – What is it, and how can manufacturers make it a reality in their operations? In this episode of To the Edge and Beyond, host Daniel Litwin talks with Hector Martinez, an industrial automation expert at Intel, about manufacturing challenges fueling the push towards Industry 4.0 and the technologies that are making Industry…
Scaling Throughput with AI-driven Insurance Claim Processing
The successful use of AI for insurance claim processing depends on identifying and optimizing the performance of hardware and software tools that increase its efficiency, flexibility, and speed. Vasant Kearney, Ph.D., CTO of Retrace Labs, and Ravi Panchumarthy, Ph.D., Machine Learning Engineer at Intel Corporation spoke about the specific challenges faced by the dental industry…
Remote Manageability in The Banking Industry
The banking industry is facing challenges on two major fronts – the increased demand for self-service banking options that eliminate in-person transactions and the need for ATMs and self-service kiosks that can connect to and interact with remote mobile devices. Both challenges have accelerated the development of customized ATM interfaces – designed to increase…
AI and Cell Therapy Intersect to Revolutionize the Biopharma Industry
Artificial intelligence (AI) is often associated with consumer-facing and mainstream industries such as gaming, securities and retail, but it plays just as crucial of a role in the biopharma industry. Sandi Colner, head of lab and life sciences vertical for Intel, and Stephanie Davies, head of science for cell therapy at ValitaCell, joined Host…
Optimizing Medical Imaging at the Edge
More and more of today’s medical imaging devices, such as CT, ultrasound, and MRI scanners, rely on real-time AI inferencing at the edge to make critical medical decisions while patients are being treated. Intel’s Deepthi Karkada, a deep-learning software engineer, and Ryan Loney, Product Manager for OpenVINO™ spoke to Hilary Kennedy about recent trends…
Harnessing Open-Source Technologies for Edge Analytics: TIBCO Scale Model
Open-Source technologies are quickly becoming an essential component in analyzing data, and “To the Edge and Beyond” covers insights on how edge computing is bringing data processing as close to the data source as possible. Host James Kent discusses the topic with Intel’s Brad Corrion, Director of Strategic Software Architecture, and TIBCO Software’s Jesús Centeno,…
EdTech Providers Join Forces to Democratize Options for Hybrid Learning
Hybrid learning, meaning the use of technology to make alternatives to standard, in-classroom learning available, is nothing new. However, the pandemic has created an urgent need for more and more diverse hybrid learning options that work for both teachers and students. According to Duncan Peberdy of Learn From Anywhere, many colleges and universities have…
Telehealth — Changing How Healthcare is Delivered
The demand created by the pandemic for healthcare that could be delivered outside traditional office settings has resulted in the widespread adoption of Telehealth and challenged software and infrastructure providers to address key issues related to its delivery. “We’ve been promoting Telehealth for many years,” says Wendy Bohner, “but it took the pandemic for…
Part Two: Store As a Media: How Can Brands and Retailers Truly Engage Shoppers?
In the second part of “Store as a Media: How can brands and retailers truly engage shoppers?” host Maroun Ishac, Director of Business Development at Intel’s Internet of Things Group, talked with David Roth, CEO of The Store WPP and Chairman of the BAV Group, and Jay Hutton, CEO of VSBLTY. The Store tracks…
The Marriage of AI and Edge Computing is Changing How and Where Work Gets Done
Key Points: The rise of edge computing is the result of data becoming more valuable and available. Increased compute power and the massive amounts of data being collected mean AI can offer solutions across a broad range of industries and applications. Ongoing data collection is the key to realizing AI’s potential. Commentary: The intersection…
Part One: Store As A Media: How Can Brands and Retailers Truly Engage Shoppers?
The role of the store is changing. For success, differentiation and emotional connection with consumers is crucial. In this episode of “To the Edge and Beyond,” host Maroun Ishac, Director of Business Development at Intel’s Internet of Things Group, talked with David Roth, CEO of The Store WPP and Chairman of the BAV Group,…
Health and Life Sciences at the Edge: Advancements in Medical Imaging Processing
“One of the major reasons for the rapid growth of the medical imaging market is the large number of technical improvements in both hardware and software.” – Beenish Zia In this episode of Health and Life Sciences at the Edge, host Tyler Kern speaks with Beenish Zia, an electrical engineer working as a platform…
Adopting Industrial AI for Smarter Manufacturing
“The barriers are everywhere. You have to start with where the data comes in because that’s the first set of barriers,” Austin said. “Anytime you’re talking about AI, 80 percent of the issues come down to the data.” The use of Artificial Intelligence and other new technologies is becoming essential for manufacturers working to build…
How Easy-to-Use, Tech Products are Solving Work from Home Challenges
“The most profound change businesses are facing is that employees are not physically present together. But all of those people still need to work together as teams. How can technology help maintain an in-person level of productivity while still managing tech challenges?” – Ron Eccleston “If you’d asked me how long it would take…
Health and Life Sciences at the Edge: Privacy Frameworks in Health and Life Sciences
The American Journal of Medicine noted that healthcare organizations, or HCOs, require a framework that preserves privacy and supports the kind of data collaboration that will make tomorrow’s scientific and clinical advances possible while still supporting improved patient outcomes and experiences. Establishing this framework is challenging. Can AI solutions meet those privacy requirements for healthcare…
Health and Life Sciences at the Edge: Improving the Accuracy of Medical Imaging Analysis with Artificial Intelligence
Medical imaging is pioneering the use of AI and analytics to improve the way healthcare is delivered. As the Head of Health Solutions for Intel’s Internet of Things Group, in the Health and Life Sciences and Emerging Technology organization, Alex Flores is uniquely qualified to talk about how AI and Edge technologies are…
Part 1: Quality Control in Delivery Only Ghost Kitchens Utilizing AI and Computer Vision
“There is a need to have a safe, predictable, and stable food supply chain,” Jain said. “Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, and data analytics can play a big role in creating these safe, predictable, and sustainable food supply chains.” On this first part of a two-part episode of To the Edge and Beyond by Intel…
How The Cloudification of the Edge is Transforming The Retail Industry
It’s a frustration many customers have encountered. After going online to see if a certain product or style is in stock, it’s time to head to the store and pick it up. But then, when you’re there, the item isn’t. That could be changing, said Eshe Pickett, Software Architect for the Intel Internet of Things…
Elevating the Customer Experience through Bank Branch Digital Transformation
Banks are a constant – they loom on urban corners and dot rural towns, providing necessary financial services to their customers. However, they’re also rigid, often resulting in slower adaptation of new technologies. In today’s world of heightened consumer expectations and the desire for more personalized and automated experiences, that’s no longer an option. Even…
The Future of Digital Out of Home Advertising
There remains a huge opportunity to market to consumers on the go, and a whole industry has risen to meet that demand. However, out of home advertising has many drawbacks that prevent companies from relying on this channel too heavily. Companies like Intel hope to change this perception, as well as the overall effectiveness of…
How AI Kitchen Process Optimization is Transforming the QSR Industry
The COVID-19 pandemic forever altered the QSR landscape. Innovations once believed to take years to develop arrived out of necessity. Intel’s Internet of Things Group, joined by partners like PreciTaste, led the way with AI solutions that not only got QSRs up and running during the early stages of the pandemic but continued to innovate…
Powering Innovation Beyond The Silicon Level For Interactive Experiences in Retail and Hospitality
The modern consumer is one that no longer views interaction and engagement as a luxury – it’s now an expectation for doing business with an organization, particularly in retail and hospitality. Consumers are looking for elevated engagement and end-to-end, holistic experiences, and that means, for those retailers and hospitality organizations, turning to visual and interactive…
Solving Retail Problems with Edge Solutions
Edge computing means various things to different industries. For Christie Rice, Director of Business Development for Retail at the Intel Internet of Things Group, and Richard Newman, CTO and Co-Founder at Reliant, edge computing is all about the retail experience. “For a lot of enterprises, particularly the ones that we focus on in retail…
The Importance of Edge Computing Solutions for the Retail, Banking, Hospitality and Education Markets
There are two sides to every story, and there are two sides to edge computing – infrastructure edge and a device edge. Infrastructure is the edge hardware that ranges from light to medium and heavy edge products. This hardware consolidates multiple workloads on-premise. Infrastructure edge hardware solutions are the sandlot Amy Leeland plays in….
A Case for Evolving the Digital Out-of-Home Experience
Digital out-of-home (DOOH) is a rather broad term – in fact, according to Intel IOT Business Development Director Maroun Ishac, it’s “really the millions of screens that you see outside of the home.” Alongside those millions of screens, which adorn everything from taxis and ridesharing vehicles to mall advertising, smart city infrastructure and airport signage,…
Creating a Seamless Customer Experience with Micro-fulfillment Centers
eCommerce has become a lifeline for so many and the primary way to shop for a variety of goods. The growth in this channel has transformed the technology of fulfillment, as well. According to Naren Kumar, the Retail Segment Manager at Intel’s Internet of Things Group, the number of people shopping for products online…
Applying AI and Computer Vision Technology to Improve Student Engagement and Learning Outcomes
It is undeniable that the impact of the pandemic on students, teachers and administrators has been swift and dramatic. Remote learning became a necessity overnight, and technology has become the key to success for the education industry. Host Daniel Litwin was joined by Mark Frost, Visual Collaboration Marketing Manager for Intel’s Internet of Things Group,…
The Future of Global Banking
The banking industry has always been one of reinvention. It’s an old industry, but not one slow to evolve. As banking meets a new chapter post-COVID where digital channels are outperforming traditional ones, the industry will meet new challenges and pain points. Dr. Seong Boon “SB” Ngoo, Global Banking General Manager for Intel’s Internet of…
The Future of Retail, Gaming and Entertainment
When looking at the future of retail, gaming and entertainment, there is a significant opportunity for these industries to evolve, grow and leverage emerging technologies. On this episode of To the Edge and Beyond, Cheol Kim, General Manager of Intel IOT Retail, Gaming and Entertainment offers a look ahead. In the realm of retail,…
Frictionless Solutions for the Future of Retail
The future of retail is being built daily, but one thing is practically certain – as a continuation of pre-pandemic trends and in the wake of COVID-19, consumers will be on the lookout for frictionless experiences. In this episode of To The Edge and Beyond, the host Tyler Kern explores the use cases Intel’s…
To the Edge and Beyond
Revolutionizing Education with AI: On-Device Solutions for Emerging Markets
Local AI models eliminate connectivity barriers and unlock personalized learning for students in resource-constrained regions worldwide
Retail Reimagined: Unpacking the Retail in Box for Small & Medium Retailers
Small retailers across India are leveraging AI and advanced analytics to compete with larger chains and transform their operations
Scaling CV Checkout in Grocery Stores with ISV and OEM Collaboration
Hardware makers and software innovators unite to bring frictionless checkout technology to India's evolving retail landscape
Digital Transformation for Bank Branches
Indian banks are reimagining physical locations with AI and edge computing to meet evolving customer expectations in a rapidly digitizing market
Reviving Arcade Culture for STEM Education with DIY Artcades
Hands-on arcade building projects are turning nostalgia into an effective gateway for engaging the next generation in STEM learning
Exploring Desktop Virtualization for Education and BFSI Sectors
Two major Indian sectors are discovering how virtualized computing infrastructure can slash operational expenses while boosting institutional performance
Transforming Education: Connected Education Kits for Rural Markets
Affordable digital learning infrastructure is breaking down barriers for students in regions where connectivity and resources have historically been scarce
Next-Level Gaming: The Future of Immersive Experiences
Strategic partnerships between tech leaders are reshaping how players experience next-generation gaming immersion
Unlocking the Future of Education with OPS 2.0: the New AI OPS
Intel's latest AI operations platform is reshaping how educational institutions deliver personalized learning at scale
High Stakes, High Tech: The New Era of Gaming
The gaming industry stands at the brink of a transformative era, as technological innovation propels casino gaming into new realms of experience. Quixant’s Duncan Faithfull, EVP, Business Leader, and CCO; Abhinay Bhagavatula, EVP, CTO, and Global Manufacturing Leader; and Intel’s Camilo Dennis, Gaming Partner & Ecosystem Manager, join forces with moderator Michelle Dawn Mooney…
Connecting Device Operations to Human Workflows
Making things simple and easy is the mantra, or should be the mantra, of any connected device solution aimed at improving human workflows. Utilizing edge intelligence is one way to improve operational efficiencies. Three companies working together to provide these scale solutions are VolteoEdge, ServiceNow, and Intel. How they’re bringing these edge technologies to…
How Open-Source IoT Solutions are Redefining the Edge
For the tech industry, finding solutions is a daily priority. So, the discovery of new and improved solutions is always a constant goal for the advancement of this. In a new episode of “To the Edge and Beyond,” host Michelle Dawn Mooney interviewed Intel Product Engineer Sean Williams, and IOTech CTO Jim White, to…
Advancements in Computer Vision Annotation
With the increase requirement to deliver new innovative AI cases in various industries, software engineers are discovering new ways to deal with the vast amounts of application and device data. The Computer Vision Annotation Tool (CVAT) is a tool that allows for better analysis and processing of annotation data. Intel IOT/ML Senior Software Engineer Neethu…
How Vision Checkout Can Drive Higher Levels of Customer Satisfaction
The retail industry always sees a multitude of changes thanks to customer demands and needs, as well as technological advances that have improved how people shop. During the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, there was a huge shift to online shopping. But with lockdowns over in most places, there’s been another shift. Retailers routinely…
The N50 Project — Facilitating Worldwide Connectivity for the Next 50 Percent of the Globe
Even in today’s digital era, connectivity remains an issue for many individuals. Studies have shown that most of the world has access to a 3G network (at minimum), yet 3.4 billion people choose not to connect to the internet. How are digital companies spurring the movement to connect those in the far-reaching corners of the…
Coalition Building: Bringing Partners Together
Digital transformation is a goal for any organization. Getting there, however, is often a challenge and requires many pieces to fit together in a puzzle. Many digitization projects never make it to fruition, and that’s something Intel wants to change for its customers. In this episode of To the Edge and Beyond, Host Tanya…
Understanding Edge to Cloud in Retail and Trending Use Cases
The concept of edge to cloud is growing in importance within the retail landscape. Retailers are increasingly implementing edge-to-cloud solutions to positively impact their businesses. In the latest episode of “Intel To the Edge and Beyond,” host David Dobson, Intel’s Global Industry Director for Retail and Hospitality, visited the subject with VMWare’s Ryan Wehner,…
Solving Consumer-Facing Challenges Through Open-Source Technology
Consumer-facing industries such as retail and hospitality need help to get to their solutions faster. Accelerating solution-based development is a critical step to accomplishing this goal. Communicating with devices at the edge has proven a challenge for these sectors, as their primary concern is accessing that data, not necessarily the process that drives the result….
OT and IT Edge Convergence and the Emergence of the Edge Marketplace
To win the edge ecosystem game, it will take a village approach. Edge is no longer a linear value chain, going from step to step. An emerging circular value chain, with an open and extendable platform in its center and edge-optimized hardware, software, solutions, and system integration is gluing everything together. Frost & Sullivan’s Muthuraman…
A Human-Centered Approach to Learning and the Integration into the Education System
A human-centered education approach puts neurodiversity and people’s ability to learn differently at the forefront. Our current system is results driven. Human-centered learning evolves learning milestones naturally. “It’s not that the conventional approach is wrong. It’s that the world has changed. And we need education to do something really different. It’s not clear that…
AI and Machine Vision Increase Efficiency and Accuracy to the Factory
With so many innovations in AI and machine vision digitally transforming the manufacturing landscape, Intel’s Stephanie Grisafi and Sahar Ehsani joined To the Edge and Beyond to provide insights into exciting trends and opportunities at the forefront of this transformation. Many manufacturers are familiar with the classic machine vision model with algorithms designed for specific…
Omnichannel Experiences Will Depend on Managed Devices and Cloud Ecosystems
The experience economy that drives omnichannel for today’s retail consumers enables them to bridge both the virtual and physical through a combination of seamless online and in-store shopping. Impero Software’s Toke Tangkjaer and Intel’s Brian Teuscher spoke with Bobby Brill on the managed devices and cloud ecosystem that support these innovations and how Impero…
Leveraging Smart Displays to Drive A Better Customer Experience
Smart displays in malls and retail stores offer a variety of information to guide consumer decision-making and behavior. But are today’s brick & mortar retail establishments taking full advantage of all the technological capabilities smart displays offer? meldCX’s Luke Foad and Intel IoT Group’s Stevan Dragas offer some insights and smart display trends retailers…
Cutting Wait Times Through Technology
Today’s consumers want new and easier ways to shop and travel. The challenges are therefore building innovative technology platforms that can help retailers and OEMs develop solutions to make user experiences easier. Inefi Technologies’ Leonard Gilbert-Wines and Intel IoT Group’s Stevan Dragas share how they’re helping lead the charge with technology that is cutting wait…
Neural Codes
Neural Codes: AI Innovates Chronic Pain Management
Advanced AI systems are reshaping how clinicians diagnose and treat persistent pain conditions
Neural Codes: Transforming AI Model Building and Data Privacy
Experts reveal how neural pattern recognition is enabling faster AI development while keeping sensitive data locked down on edge devices
Neural Codes: Powering the Present in AI Learning and Healthcare
Scientists are decoding how the brain processes information to build smarter AI and restore human vision
Fireside Chat
Using Data to Stay Relevant and Competitive in Manufacturing
In the final installment of Intel’s Fireside Chat, Jonathan Luse, General Manager for Industrial Solution Management at Intel, discusses how the pandemic expedited almost every industry to become more tech-savvy and data-centric. To grasp the reality of the situation, Luse opens with some statistics on company confidence of success. Intel first interviewed about 500…
Data Analytics in the Construct of Open and Secure Communication Standards in Energy and Industrial
Muthuraman “RAM” Ramasamy returns with Ricky Watts for this fifth special fireside chat series for Intel and Frost & Sullivan, focusing on various areas of technology innovation. For this go-around, RAM chose a topic close to Ricky’s heart, data analytics, in the construct of open and secure communication standards. As Ramasamy points out, “The world…
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