Kevin J Edwards

Intel always has one of the best booths at CES. This year, I wasn’t able to attend, but in the background of this video, you can see the NAS: Storage for Home and Small Office video playing at the booth that Connected Social Media produced. Ilene Aginsky is interviewed in this video on The Plulse Network and demos Intel’s storage and personal cloud technology (very cool stuff).

Butch Stearns catches up with Ilene Aginsky of Intel to see how Intel is helping consumers create their own personal cloud to quickly and easily store and share files across a network.

Intel Tech Wonders: Low Impact, Discovery and Change

Webcasting live from Intel’s Developer Forum (IDF 2011) on Monday, September 12, 2011 @ 10am PDT – San Francisco, CA.

IDF is where people from every part of the technology world gather to hear about Intel’s latest advances and witness its vision for the future first-hand. With hundreds of sessions, keynote presentations from top Intel leaders, and a strong set of sponsoring organizations from across the industry, IDF provides a rare chance to engage and learn across the entire compute continuum.

For over a decade IDF has been Intel’s premier conference, helping to shape the direction of tomorrow’s technology. Attend IDF 2011, and see where tomorrow’s technology will take you.

Bookmark this page, or embed this player on your site/blog. We’ll update this player with the live webcast on September 12. We’re now showing highlights from Research@Intel:

IDF2011 Live from ConnectedSocialMedia.com:

Part1 of 4: Dreams, Work & Gansta’ Geeks – will.i.am and Brian David Johnson

From Connected Social Media, it’s Inside IT:

These can also be downloaded on iTunes

Cool stuff happening at the Intel Science and Technology Center at UC Berkeley

Connected Social Media will be broadcasting live from Research@Intel on Tuesday, June 7, 2011. Here’s the player. It’s currently showing clips from last year, but will go live with new coverage on June 7.

Here’s what we did live today at Research@Intel Day 2010. It was a lot of fun and I have to say that I love the people I work with as much as the cool gadgets I get to play with. The event took place at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View. If you live anywhere near the museum, you should really check it out. If you missed the event, be sure to check out what we produced below or at Research@Intel Day 201 videos at ConnectedSocialMedia.com.