Security specialists Check Point Software Technologies and chip giant Intel claim that a 
development partnership between the two firms has yielded significant performance breakthroughs for customers who want to use the two firms’ products in unison.
Through a year-long technology development project launched between the two companies in Israel, where both have research operations, the partners claim to have made "unparalleled" progress in speeding the ability of Check Point’s various security applications to run on Intel-based systems. Check Point and Intel Claim Security Software Acceleration
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