April 2 - 3, 2008 | Shanghai, China | Shanghai International Convention Center

	Technical Training
	Overview of Tracks and Sessions Training Levels Technology Tracks: Titles and Descriptions Content Catalog Overview of Tracks Back to top Intel Developer Forum is your source for more than 100 hours of job-critical technical training. The information is current, relevant, and actionable. Plus, all sessions are led by top Intel and industry experts. Technical training is imperative for you to solve problems, increase your value within your company, and help you achieve your goals. For a complete list of topics, visit the Content Catalog.  The content Catalog includes a list of all tracks and the sessions in every track, including the session title, abstract and speaker information as well as the language the presenter will use to present.  Please note that most session presentations will be provided in both English and Chinese. These presentations will be available in PDF format from this site 1 day prior to the event opening. To help you organize your participation at IDF, registered attendees can use Scheduler to develop a personal schedule in advance. You can print out your planned schedule and bring it with you. Technology Tracks: Titles and Descriptions Back to top Tracks (for lecture sessions): • Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs): Enabling the Best Internet Experience in Your Pocket • What is Next for Intel®Core™2 Processor with vPro™ Technology and Intel® Centrino® with vPro™ Technology • Desktop Platform Technologies and Trends • Intel® QuickAssist Technology • Leadership Platforms for the Channel • Intel Innovation in Embedded Designs and Solutions • Intel® Architecture Based Platforms Powering Small Medium Business and Consumer Storage • Research for the Future: Realizing Tomorrow's Usage Models • Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) • Mobile Platform Technologies • Next Generation Wireless Solutions • Create Business Advantages Through Intel Software • Intel® Visual Computing Technology • Memory Applications and Solutions • Technology Standards • Open Innovation at Intel • Intel® Virtualization Technology • Intel® Server Platform Technologies and Innovations • Next Generation Intel® Microarchitecture (Nehalem) and New Instruction Extensions • Managing Energy and Thermal Efficiency to Maximize Productivity • Basic Laptop and Desktop Technologies Labs (for hands-on): • Expressing Parallelism with Intel® Threading Building Blocks • Virtualization Hands-on Labs • Intel Server Platform Independent Hardware Vendor Optimization Lab Tools • Developing Moblin Compliant Linux* Software for Mobile Internet Devices (MID): Hands-on Lab Sponsor Sessions: • Gold Sponsor Track • Silver Sponsor Track   Training Levels Back to top Intel Developer Forum technical sessions are divided into three knowledge levels, so you get exactly the level of detail you want: Introductory Geared toward a broad technical audience. May include overviews, introductions to new initiatives, and technology roadmaps. Intermediate Geared toward an audience somewhat familiar with the session topic. May include detailed examples and diagrams, as well as design and layout examples. Advanced Geared toward an audience very familiar with the session topic. May include code samples and specific design considerations.