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2026년 5월 14일
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Intel Named Official Compute Partner of McLaren Racing May 14, 2026 Published Corporate Hide Show Image --> --> Share In this article: SANTA CLARA, Calif. & WOKING, England, May 14, 2026 - Intel Corporation and McLaren Racing today announced a multi-year, strategic partnership naming Intel Official Compute Partner of the McLaren Mastercard Formula 1 Team, Arrow McLaren IndyCar Team, and McLaren F1 Sim Racing Team, delivering advanced computing for AI and high-performance architectures for one of the world’s most technologically demanding sports.
The collaboration brings together two iconic organizations united by a shared pursuit of peak performance—combining Intel's semiconductor and platform engineering leadership with McLaren's championship pedigree and on-track expertise. Under the agreement, Intel® Xeon® and Intel® Core™ Ultra processors will support McLaren's performance-critical workloads, including computational fluid dynamics, aerodynamic analysis, vehicle-dynamics simulation, race strategy analytics, and the real-time decision systems that connect the McLaren Technology Centre in Woking to every race garage on the global calendar.
Formula 1 racing and IndyCar generate and rely on massive volumes of data—from telemetry and simulation to real-time race strategy—where a difference in milliseconds can determine outcomes. Intel helps McLaren turn that data into actionable insight through a secure, scalable compute foundation spanning high-performance CPUs that support data intensive AI workloads, low latency edge computing, and diverse software platforms.
“Formula 1 racing and IndyCar are some of the ultimate proving grounds for high-performance computing.
원문: Intel Newsroom — "Intel Named Official Compute Partner of McLaren Racing" (2026-05-14) 공식 원문: https://newsroom.intel.com/corporate/intel-named-official-compute-partner-of-mclaren-racing
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