Intel chairman said it is working hard to develop a humanoid computer

Intel chairman Craig - Barrett in Seoul to attend the Korea Institute said ten anniversary celebration, education will become South Korea in the future ten years of development and prosperity of the foundation, he also predicted the next ten years will also slow down the pace of global technology, in the field of education and scientific research investment will become the key to growth.

Barrett said, "in the next ten years, an increase in education and scientific research in the field of investment and strengthen the protection of intellectual property rights in the international scope, it is very necessary, South Korea has a good start in the global competition, this is because of the science and engineering majors are excellent."

At the same time, Barrett stressed the importance of cooperation and exchanges in the era of knowledge economy. He said, from the public and private research cooperation between the inter regional economic cooperation, collaboration has become the key to inspiration. South Korea's high popularity rate of broadband access will help make full use of new opportunities in the next ten years, wireless broadband communication will become the future of advanced technology and service support, South Korea has become a pioneer in global broadband and wireless communication."

When it comes to the views of the next ten years, Barrett said that the future economic growth will rely mainly on new technologies, while Intel is also working to develop a humanoid computer. He also said, "electronic products will be smarter and safer, more adapted to the way people use Intel, researchers are trying to develop a computing platform technology of self consciousness, it will make the computer do more work, more identification of data sources, including video, audio and feeling."

Barrett said at the same time, technological innovation, will open up more new science and engineering fields, but also will be more in-depth exploration of our universe. Information technology will bring momentum to the breakthroughs in life science and biotechnology, the creation of new drugs and therapies, will also help to delay aging, make up for the progress of technology and gene therapy."

Barrett joined Intel in 1974, in 1998 he was promoted to the company's chief executive officer, and in May last year to become chairman of the company.