Seeing the need for applications optimized for a netbook's limited computing power and display, Intel created the AppUp Center (www.appup.com) which has apps made specifically for Atom-powered devices. To further boost this number, Intel creates the Intel AppUp Developer Program (appdeveloper.intel.com) where interested developers can download resources needed to create market applications for Atom-based devices. There's also incentive programs such as the Intel Million Dollar Development fund and the new “On Intel AppUp†ISV identified to help developers tie their applications to the Intel AppUp center. I’m not sure how this move by Intel will pan out but upon checking the current lineup of apps in their AppUp Center, nothing stands out for me. NVIDIA and Intel have announced a partnership focused on AI, data centers, and relative consumer products. Once Intel has developed the custom data center CPUs, NVIDIA will have servers capable of running complex AI models and cloud services. Read more in our articles including "Intel's AppUp Center to sell apps for netbooks" and "NVIDIA and Intel announce partnership for AI, data centers, and PCs".
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Jan 3, 2009Seeing the need for applications optimized for a netbook's limited computing power and display, Intel created the AppUp Center (www.appup.com) which has apps made specifically for Atom-powered devices. To further boost this number, Intel creates the Intel AppUp Developer Program (appdeveloper.intel.com) where interested developers can download resources needed to create market applications for Atom-based devices.
There's also incentive programs such as the Intel Million Dollar Development fund and the new “On Intel AppUp†ISV identified to help developers tie their applications to the Intel AppUp center. I’m not sure how this move by Intel will pan out but upon checking the current lineup of apps in their AppUp Center, nothing stands out for me. NVIDIA and Intel have announced a partnership focused on AI, data centers, and relative consumer products.
Our coverage of Intel AppUp Center includes: "Intel's AppUp Center to sell apps for netbooks"; "NVIDIA and Intel announce partnership for AI, data centers, and PCs"; "Intel closes Malaysia, Philippines, Oregon & California Operations". Each article provides unique insights and information.