Intel Celebrates 30 Years with New Quad-Core and OCC Motorcycle
Celebrating 30 years in the embedded computing market, Intel Corporation introduced the Quad-Core Intel Xeon processor 5300 series. This is the latest of Intel’s 11 quad-core products brought to market in the past 6 months. Intel also partnered with famous bike modders Orange County Choppers to unveil an Intel-themed motorcycle.
The custom-built motorcycle, launched simultaneously in the Internet-based virtual world of Second Life, celebrates 30 years of Intel’s innovation and technology leadership in advancing embedded computing. In 1976, before the advent of the personal computer, Intel entered the embedded market and provided extended life cycle support for technologies, silicon and platforms that drive this industry. Intel embedded technology can be found today in automobiles, airplanes, ATMs, information kiosks, telecommunications infrastructure and network storage systems, as well as factory and medical equipment.
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