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McAfee, a computer security software company started by John McAfee used to be known for its nicely performing antivirus software. After certain years it was found to be lagging in its performance and during that time Intel, a leading brand known for its processors, acquired it by the name of Intel security. Though, due to some legal bondage between the founder of McAfee and Intel, it has to retain its name as it is with the tagline of Intel Security. This is the reason why it is known as McAfee, Intel Security now. Since the time, it has been acquired by Intel, its performance is being improved in some measures. Though Intel has not made any big changes to it the changes that Intel has applied are sufficient to improve its performance than that was earlier. McAfee is trying to compete with other security brands.

IT Manager III: Unseen Forces from Intel. The game scenario puts you in the role of an IT manager for a small company with global ambition. Run the department, deploy the latest Intel technologies and test your IT knowledge.

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Chipmaker giant Intel seems to be in a different orbit altogether. At the recently concluded Computex event in Taipei, Intel showcased a prototype of what it believes would be the future of high-end gaming laptops. Codenamed 'Honeycomb Glacier', this laptop places two screens on each other - a primary display having 15.6" Full HD display and a secondary display with 12.3" 1920×720 pixel screen. The secondary screen is supported on a mechanical one-way roller hinge and can be put to rest horizontally in continuation to the keyboard, when not in use.

Initially launched by some other company, McAfee has now been acquired by Intel and so it is known as Intel Security while keeping the McAfee brand name intact along with this new tag. Acquisition of McAfee has bestowed it with a new feature which proves that it has undoubtedly improved its quality or must say the ability to detect and correct threats.

S2C's Arria 10 Prodigy Logic System, built on the Intel Arria 10 GX1150 FPGA, is an affordable solution for a variety of design sizes and applications. The Single A10 Prodigy Logic System is perfect for both prototyping small- to medium-sized SoCs and high-performance computing applications. FPGA Resources - Arria 10 GX1150 Large capacity with 1150K Logic Elements Large scalability 53Mb of M20K memory Supports 1,518 DSP blocks

See also #prgessentials glog http://dumacornellucian.edu.glogster.com/prgessentials/  ; and presentation http://slide.ly/view/cedc01bae8087587172744b5913217cd 

With its latest Intel Stratix 10 GX 10M FPGA technology, the S2C Prodigy Stratix 10 GX 10M FPGA module is compatible with 90+ Prodigy daughter card libraries, with a maximum capacity of up to 318 M ASIC gates in one FPGA. S2C's Stratix 10M Prodigy Logic System enables users to take advantage of the performance and functionality of Intel Stratix 10 GX FPGAs to meet their design needs by providing a complete design environment that includes all necessary hardware and software.

After cashing Intel's check and appearing more competitive than expected against Clarkdale 2010 is like a fresh start for AMD. The news gets better. Late last year AMD said that before the end of 2010 it would be sampling its first APU (Accelerated Processing Unit) - codenamed Llano. Today AMD is announcing that the first Llano samples, built on Global Foundries 32nm high-k + metal gate, SOI process will be sampling to partners in the first half of this year.