This 3 sentence summary provides an overview of the key points about Intel's Internet of Things Group: The document discusses Intel's Internet of Things Group, noting that it contains information on products, services, and processes that are subject to change, and outlines Intel's focus on technologies like artificial intelligence, 5G, security, and computer vision to invest in the future of areas like automated driving and virtual/augmented reality. The group also works on reference architectures for industrial internet and enterprise fog computing with various memberships and partners.

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Brian McCarson, Senior Principal Engineer & CTO of IoT Strategy
Internet of Things Group, Intel

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