Intel vPro technology enhances Intel i7 with security and management features aimed at IT administrators, enabling remote management, monitoring, and troubleshooting of systems. Key components include Intel Active Management Technology (AMT), which allows management even when the OS is off, and Intel Trusted Execution Technology (TXT), which protects against malware by ensuring only trusted software runs. Additionally, Intel Virtualization Technology (VT) permits multiple operating systems to operate on the same hardware, supporting virtual machines and isolated application environments.

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INTEL ACTIVE MANAGEMENT
TECHNOLOGY (AMT)
INTEL TRUSTED
EXECUTION TECHNOLOGY
(TXT)
INTEL VIRTUALIZATION
TECHNOLOGY (VT)
This is a set of security and
management features that
allows IT administrators to
remotely manage and secure
their systems. This includes
features such as remote
access, remote monitoring,
and remote troubleshooting.
This is a feature that allows IT
administrators to remotely
manage and monitor PCs,
even when the operating
system is not running. This
can be useful for tasks such
as remote software updates
and patching.
This is a hardware-based
security feature that provides
an extra layer of protection
against malware and other
security threats. It helps to
ensure that only trusted
software is executed on the
system.
This is a feature that allows
multiple operating systems to
run on the same hardware. This
can be useful for running virtual
machines or for running multiple
applications in isolated
environments.
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