Technical Sessions

After selecting the tracks that can help you accomplish even more, review the technical sessions in those tracks. IDF technical session facts:

• 25 Technical sessions including sessions and Track Q&A.
• All technical sessions are led by top Intel and industry engineers.

For the latest on technical sessions, please visit our Content Catalog, which lists all the sessions for the event with details such as session abstracts and speakers.Please check back at the end of February to access the Content Catalog.

Track Q&A 

Track Q&A Sessions are informal question and answer sessions that enable you to focus on your interests by simply raising your hand. Ask questions and get answers from top Intel and technology industry experts. Track Q&A occur at the end of a track, with all the speakers from the track there to answer your questions.

Experience Levels

Intel Developer Forum technical sessions are divided into three knowledge levels, so you get exactly the detail you want:

• Introductory

Geared toward a broad technical audience. Includes overviews, introductions to new initiatives, and technology roadmaps.
• Intermediate

Geared toward an audience that is somewhat familiar with the session topic. This level may include detailed examples and diagrams, as well as design and layout examples.
• Advanced

Geared toward an audience that is very familiar with the session topic. This level may include information such as code samples and specific design considerations.

Understanding the Session ID Code

Each session ID Code consists of a four-letter abbreviation. The first three letters identify the track that the session is in. For example, DCCS001 is a session in the Data Center Computing track. The fourth letter in the session ID Code tells you if the session is a lecture (S) or Track Q&A (Q).

Some sessions are linked to more than one track. Use the Track Tab in the Content Catalog to view all sessions linked to a track.Please check back at the end of February to access the Content Catalog.

Technical Session Presentations

PowerPoint presentations for the technical sessions are provided in English and Chinese. Many presentations will be posted to Content Catalog on April 7.