New Frontiers
summary
Intel describes concrete wins: Chrome OS and Android work yields Chromebooks >9 hours battery life and the Chromebook Pixel 2560x1700 screen while shipping open graphics drivers, OpenGL acceleration, media and power optimizations; a fully open x86 Minow board with SATA PCIe gigabit Ethernet and open firmware plus Yocto (Yoko) target and v15 due in October; top‑10 OpenStack contribution powering trusted computing pools, geo‑tagging of VM placement, key management, hardware awareness and erasure‑code storage to cut replica overhead.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:33Open source at Intel
- 4:05Linux’s invisible impact
- 6:53Linux in client devices
- 9:44Chromebooks as Linux frontier
- 10:28MinnowBoard open hardware
- 13:15OpenStack and cloud advances
- 14:39Trusted cloud computing
- 17:29Erasure coding for storage
- 18:12Intel’s open source strategy
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