Intel India launches data-centric products, looks to tap $200 bn opportunity
With rapid digitisation and data-led transformation, Intel feels India can use data to solve its unique problems in crucial sectors such as education, healthcare and agriculture.
- According to reports, about 50 percent of total data available were generated in the last two years.
- "Imagine the value proposition it could add to businesses if this 2 per cent becomes 10 per cent," said Mallya.
- Five years back, 70 percent of our business was from PC and 30 percent data centric products.
- The range of products launched were Xeon 2-nd generation processor, two variations of Intel Optane SSD and Intel DC persistent memory and Ethernet 800 series adapter.