Former Intel Exec Joins VSBLTY Advisory Board
Former Intel executive Joe Jensen has been appointed to VSBLTY’s Advisory Board. Jensen spent nearly four decades with Intel before his retirement in January, beginning his career as a Product […]
Former Intel executive Joe Jensen has been appointed to VSBLTY’s Advisory Board. Jensen spent nearly four decades with Intel before his retirement in January, beginning his career as a Product […]
VSBLTY is teaming up with Intel to show consumers what the retail experience might look like in the future. The collaboration specifically focuses on supermarkets and convenience stores, though it […]
A new partnership has been announced between security and retail marketing technology provider VSBLTY and Taiwan-based Ability Enterprise Co., Ltd. It will focus on the development of a new high […]
“On the issue of privacy and data security, the company noted that the biometric data collected would be stored on the device itself, helping to ensure that it can’t be […]
Intel researchers published a study in which they looked into whether artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms trained to identify individuals’ faces can also be applied to thermal images of faces. Thermal […]
Innodisk has released a new AI accelerator card designed for edge devices. The card is built with a third-generation Movidius Myriad X Vision Processing Unit (VPU) from Intel, which is particularly […]
STMicroelectronics has found a novel application for its FlightSense Time-of-flight (ToF) sensor, which has now been integrated into Intel’s Context Sensing technology. The ToF sensor will specifically be used for […]
Intel, Foxconn, and Asia Pacific Telecom (APT) are showcasing the potential applications of 5G-powered facial recognition technology based on Intel’s Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC) platform, which uses multiple servers that […]
Nok Nok Labs‘ S3 Authentication Suite is now compatible with Intel’s Software Guard Extensions (Intel SGX) technology, the companies have announced. Intel SGX is a tool for application developers allowing […]
“[ZTE’s cloud computing application] ran a facial recognition system, and was able to process over a thousand images per second, with a “theoretical high accuracy”, according to a statement from Intel.” […]
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