Friday, September 25, 2009
Online Video Set to Explode, Intel ExecTells the BBC
Online video will comprise 90 percent of the world's Internet traffic by 2013, Intel's Justin Rattner told the BBC's Maggie Shields.
Gearing up for the explosion, Intel is developing new processors which can more effectively bring video to computers and other consumer electronic devices.
Earlier this year in San Francisco, I spoke with Intel's Wilfred Martis about the emergence of online video and the opportunity for his company.
Here's more on Intel and video from Liz Gannes at NewTeeVee.
Andy Plesser, Executive Producer
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Thanks for the information and the video links. Unfortunately this will shine a bight light on the massive shortfalls of the U.S. internet infrastructure
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Hi,
I wish to Intel to get success in developing new processors.Well thank you very much for links.