ADVISORY/Intel Announces Intel Developer Forum, Fall 2001; Themed 'Architecting the Digital Universe'.

    Business Editors/High-Tech Writers
    ADVISORY...for Aug. 27-30 (Mon.-Thurs.)

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      (NOTE TO EDITORS: Online press registration is now live. See below
    for details and link.)

WHAT:            Intel Developer Forum, Fall 2001 is the premier event
                 for hardware and software developers seeking vital
                 technology insight and a competitive advantage.
                 Attendees will receive such essential technology
                 information as the latest on Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4-
                 and Intel(R) Itanium(TM)-based platforms, the
                 Intel(R) Internet Exchange Architecture and the
                 Intel(R)Personal Internet Client Architecture.
                 Highlights include wireless connectivity and cellular
                 multi-processing tracks, and more than 40
                 communications-related sessions. Approximately 40
                 percent of conference content is for software
                 developers.

                   The theme for IDF Fall 2001 is "Architecting the
                 Digital Universe." The conference includes more than
                 200 technical sessions and hands-on labs, plus such
                 highlights as the Demo Showcase and Innovative PC
                 Awards. For more information, including what's new at
                 this IDF, visit http://developer.intel.com/idf.

WHEN:            Aug. 27-30, 2001

WHERE:           San Jose McEnery Convention Center, San Jose, Calif.

WHO ATTENDS:     -- Engineers, developers, architects and technical
                 managers who need a clear understanding of the latest
                 technology trends and the tools to leverage and
                 implement them;
                 -- Executives, sales and marketing managers and
                 planners who influence product, business plans and
                 strategies;
                 -- Press and analysts who must stay in tune with
                 industry, product announcements and trends.

GOLD SPONSORS:   Analog Devices, Microsoft, Rambus, Texas Instruments

KEYNOTES:

                  Tuesday, Aug. 28

                Paul Otellini, executive vice president, general
                manager, Intel Architecture Group:
                "Intel's Computing Strategy"

                  Wednesday, Aug. 29

                Louis Burns, vice president, Intel
                Architecture Group, general manager, Desktop Platforms
                Group: "New Generation Desktop Platforms"

                  Frank Spindler, vice president, Intel Architecture
                Group, general manager, Mobile Platforms Group:
                "Advancing Mobile Platform Technologies"

                  Ron Smith, senior vice president, general manager,
                Intel Wireless Communications and Computing Group:
                "Accelerating the Wireless World"

                  Thursday, Aug. 30

                Gadi Singer, vice president, Intel
                Architecture Group, general manager, Enterprise
                Processors Division, Enterprise Platforms Group:
                "Enterprise: The Road Ahead"

                  Sean Maloney, executive vice president, general
                manager, Intel Communications Group: "Ethernet:
                End-to-End"

                  Also, on Monday, Aug. 27, David Tennenhouse, Intel
                vice president, director of research, will provide a
                "research direction" titled "The Evolution of
                Information Technology."

GENERAL         Online: http://developer.intel.com/idf
REGISTRATION:   Phone: [phone]. Outside the United States,
                [phone]

PRESS/ANALYST   Online: http://developer.intel.com/idf
                (see "Registration" hyperlink)
REGISTRATION:   By phone: [phone]
                -- General press/analyst contact: David A. Dickstein,
                Intel Press Relations, [phone],
                [e-mail]

      Intel Developer Forum is a worldwide program that gives developers
the technical information and vision they need to succeed in creating
innovative products for the Internet economy. The IDF Fall 2001
conferences feature a full slate of sessions and hands-on labs, along
with numerous demonstrations of cutting-edge products and
technologies. Industry participants include software and hardware
developers of communications equipment, servers, PC and handheld
clients. Visit http://developer.intel.com/idf for more on the IDF Fall
2001 conferences (San Jose, Calif., Aug. 27-30; Tokyo, Sept. 26-27;
Taipei, Taiwan, Oct. 22-23; Shenzhen, People's Republic of China, Oct.
25-26). For the latest information on technology developments
throughout the year, visit Intel Developer Update at
http://developer.intel.com/update.

      Intel, the world's largest chip maker, is also a leading
manufacturer of computer, networking and communications products.
Additional information about Intel is available at
www.intel.com/pressroom.

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    CONTACT: Intel Press Relations
             David A. Dickstein, 916/356-2211,
             [e-mail]

    KEYWORD: CALIFORNIA
    INDUSTRY KEYWORD: COMPUTERS/ELECTRONICS HARDWARE SOFTWARE
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