Dean of Intel China Research Institute: China into the largest embedded market

April 12 pm News, as one of the world's 5 largest Intel research institute, the Intel China Research Institute will undertake the task of future research on embedded applications.　　China has become the world's largest embedded computing market, says Fang, the dean. "The domestic embedded market may be the world's largest embedded market, and is the fastest growing." Global growth is sometimes only 31%, but China's growth is almost 49%, close to 50%.　　"said Fangxi.　　The Intel China Research Institute, which undertakes embedded research functions, covers the entire embedded system from application/algorithm, system software, peripherals to hardware system platforms and communications, and first studies in the field of enhanced multimedia technology (Advanced video Marvell).　　Fang Xizhi points out that it is the challenge of the Intel China Research Institute to expect Intel's architecture to provide better, optimized execution for the embedded Internet environment, and to provide compatibility between the different devices, as well as seamless connectivity between users and devices, and between services. As early as the fall of 2008 IDF, Intel predicted that by 2015 the world would have 15 billion embedded computing devices connected to the Internet.　　Intel believes that in China at present, from the construction of intelligent transport infrastructure to the "Internet of Things", from car infotainment devices to smart home appliances, embedded equipment development prospects. "We found that advanced, cutting-edge research in embedded systems is the best opportunity for the Intel China Institute," said Justin R. Rattner, Intel's vice president, Senior fellow, chief technology officer and director of Intel Research Institute. And research in this field can be combined with our strong capabilities in all other areas, such as system architecture, computing, communication, software, and all aspects of the capabilities. The Intel China Research Institute, formerly known as the Intel China Studies Center, was officially upgraded to the Intel China Institute in September 2009 as one of the five largest laboratories in Intel. (Wen)