Intel teams with Luxottica for 'desirable' smart eyewear
The companies will work together on research and development to create smart, fashion-forward eyewear that consumers just might actually want to wear.
The companies will work together on research and development to create smart, fashion-forward eyewear that consumers just might actually want to wear.
In his second turn as CEO on Intel's investor day, Brian Krzanich was careful to craft a message that teetered between bullish and pragmatic.
Compliance is about more than Sarbanes Oxley these days but the phrase "SOX in a Box" still speaks to the software business' tendency towards hype and promises that can't be kept. In his audio interview with Dan Farber, Trent Henry puts forward a good way to view technology.
Since the Sarbanes Oxley Act (PDF) became law in 2002, corporations have largely risen to the challenge of meeting the law's requirements - implementing technology, controls, and processes to succeed at SOX audits and allow top executives to comfortably approve financial statements.What's less well understood is that regulations like SOX are creating the opportunity for businesses to fundamentally improve risk management and IT governance.
The chipmaker's new tools are designed to increase the performance of software written for its Pentium, Xeon and Itanium processors.