Advantages of Scalable Architecture for Medical Devices

MUSC uses Intel® Xeon® processor-based IBM servers to save lives through reliable data.

Soon all of Mexico will be connected through tele-medicine to Mexico's better future, powered by Intel technology.

John Hengeveld’s real-life example shows how simulated computer experiments help cure diseases.

Accelrys and Diagnomics executives discuss new medical therapies and science using Intel® technology.

David Zirl, healthcare solution strategist, on clinical archiving, cloud computing, and data security management. (1:59)

WHO panel discusses the cultural and economic shifts happening as populations age.

Intel professionals discuss how healthcare security controls prevent optimized care and privacy.

See how Intel® Atom™ processor-based intelligent fitness solutions improve gym workouts.

Care giver network and technology helping elderly in the home.

As the complexity and number of connected devices within the clinical environment increases, so do the challenges associated with them.

Philips improves radiology imaging for pediatric care with advances in scan quality and time.

Intel’s vision of the future at the Chandler fitness center features intelligent, connected equipment.

Eric Dishman shares ideas for home-based healthcare.

Intel is studying people in an effort to drive healthcare solutions and technologies to help people look after their health in their own home.

Intel’s digital gym works employees harder, following their progression with monitored workouts.