Intel Labs has cooperated with Asustek Computer to improve the cost-benefit of cloud computing-based storage using DSS (differentiated storage service) technology, enabling users to store data in a cloud more efficiently and get quicker response, according to Intel Taiwan.
In addition, Intel Labs on December 10 announced the donation of 1,200 Galileo development boards, an Arduino-compatible development tool equipped with Intel Quark SoC X1000, to several universities in Taiwan. Intel Labs also released the results of its R&D cooperation with the Industrial Technology Research Institute on high-performance power-saving memory arrays as well as an innovation center, jointly established by Intel Labs, Taiwan's National Science Council and National Taiwan University in 2011, on the Internet of Things and M2M (machine to machine) computing.
Article translated by Adam Hwang
