The vPro platform, rolled out last September, was built to allow remote management of systems below the operating system. It includes a Core 2 Duo processor, the business-optimized Q965 chipset, Intel ...

Intel Corp. is attempting to accelerate artificial intelligence with the debut of its new Intel vPro platform, which integrate Intel Arc graphics processing units and Intel Core 14th Gen central ...

Intel showcased its focus on AI across diverse domains, unveiling new AI-focused platforms, solutions, and services at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2024. Among them were the latest Intel vPro ...

PCs built on vPro will offer a 50% increase in performance on base-level office applications and as much as twice the performance for processor-intensive applications such as content creation and ...

Intel on Thursday announced a new vPro platform for its Core processors to make remote maintenance and management of PCs easier in an enterprise. Laptops and desktops with vPro technology enable IT ...

At Intel’s New York “Pro Day” for vPro's 20th anniversary, the company rolled out smarter, sharper tools for its flagship management platform. Here’s what stood out to these PCMag observers. I have ...

Intel’s 13th-gen Core chips are already available in consumer products including laptop and desktop computers. Now the company is introducing a new set of 13th-gen processors designed for ...

Security researchers said they’ve found a way to circumvent an Intel vPro security feature used to protect PCs and the programs that they run from tampering. Invisible Things Labs researchers Rafal ...

Intel has today unveiled its new Intel vPro platform powered by the full lineup of 13th Gen Intel Core processors. The new chips have been specifically built for business and to address the ...

In what the chipmaker claims is an industry first, the latest processor line from Intel will incorporate threat detection right into the hardware, bolstering EDR and other cybersecurity platforms.

We attended Intel’s first-ever “Pro Day” media event this week in New York City, and, as the name always promises, it was all business. Specifically, enhancements and revisions to Intel's well-known, ...