“Intel Renee, San Francisco. Take 17.” Yes, it took 17 ‘takes’ to shoot a 20 second clip of me for Intel ‘s latest commercial on CNN (which is part of the buildup to the CNN Broadcast of Girl Rising on … Read more > Read more >

Every year, nearly one-third of food, or 1.3 billion tons, produced for human consumption around the world is wasted. That’s more than the weight of 3,500 empire state buildings! Last year alone, Americans used more than 140 tons of disposable … Read more > Read more >

The Intel Education Service Corps (IESC) is a short-term service and career development opportunity for a select group of Intel employees to support the deployment of Intel Education Solutions in developing countries. In this blog, Eric Rodriguez, a Mechanical Facilities … Read more > Read more >

After months of planning, writing, data checking (and rechecking, and rechecking…), this morning we released our latest Corporate Responsibility Report at Intel’s Annual Stockholder Meeting.  For those of you familiar with the process, putting together the report is a labor … Read more > Read more >

This blog was posted on behalf of Brian David Johnson (@IntelFuturist). As a futurist at Intel Corporation, his charter is to develop an actionable vision for computing in 2020. His work is called “future casting”—using ethnographic field studies, technology research, … Read more > Read more >

So, I went back and forth today about whether to post a blog about Earth Day.  We weren’t doing a fancy big external announcement or partnership, so it seemed unnecessary.  However, as I have spent most of my day attending … Read more > Read more >

Last Thursday, I had the exciting opportunity to ring the closing bell of the New York Stock Exchange with representatives from a number of other companies who made the list of Corporate Responsibility Magazine’s 2013 100 Best Corporate Citizens List.  … Read more > Read more >

  This blog was posted on behalf of Cheng Gang Bian, Vice president, General Manager of Intel Products (Chengdu) Ltd. in Chengdu, China. Bian leads and manages the Intel Chengdu site where his responsibilities include overseeing factory operations and employee … Read more > Read more >

What if you had the power to create technology that could help your town’s first responders save lives? What if your skills could transform the way your state’s government operates? And what if you could help more kids in your … Read more > Read more >

We drink it. We swim in it. We’re made of it. Today is World Water Day, an annual day to focus on the importance of freshwater and advocate for the sustainable management of freshwater resources. At large companies – including … Read more > Read more >

Teenager. It’s a word that can inspire angst for even the most experienced parents. They’re rowdy, rebellious, rambunctious, and generally difficult to deal with. But if you’d been in our nation’s capital just yesterday, you’d have seen the word “teenager” … Read more > Read more >

This post was written by Samantha Scibelli, a finalist in the 2013 Intel Science Talent Search, the nation’s most prestigious pre-college science competition. Intel STS alumni have made extraordinary contributions to science and hold more than 100 of the world’s … Read more > Read more >

This post was written by Sara Volz, a finalist in the 2013 Intel Science Talent Search, the nation’s most prestigious pre-college science competition. Intel STS alumni have made extraordinary contributions to science and hold more than 100 of the world’s … Read more > Read more >

How can parents influence under-represented minorities to pursue or complete a STEM education? The fact is that while more students from all racial backgrounds are entering college with an interest in STEM, the vast majority of these students either complete … Read more > Read more >

This blog was posted on behalf of Kellie Kreiser, Executive Director of Thunderbird for Good and the Thunderbird School of Global Management in Arizona. In celebration of the Half the Sky game launch and Women’s History Month, we asked her … Read more > Read more >

The Intel Education Service Corps (IESC) is a short-term service and career development opportunity for a select group of Intel employees to support the deployment of Intel classmate PCs in developing countries. In this blog, Dianne Czarnecki, a Program Manager … Read more > Read more >

The Intel Education Service Corps (IESC) is a short-term service and career development opportunity for a select group of Intel employees to support the deployment of Intel classmate PCs in developing countries. In this blog, Dianne Czarnecki, a Program Manager … Read more > Read more >

The Intel Education Service Corps (IESC) is a short-term service and career development opportunity for a select group of Intel employees to support the deployment of Intel classmate PCs in developing countries. In this blog, Dianne Czarnecki, a Program Manager … Read more > Read more >

On Tuesday January 29th, I spoke at a Water Reuse Technology Conference in beautiful Del Mar California, near San Diego. My presentation was on the merits of WaterMatch and what Intel has been doing to save fresh water, by reusing … Read more > Read more >

Walking through the CES halls last week was like being a kid on Christmas morning. Lights are flashing, adrenaline is flowing, and there are so many things to see and unwrap. Your heart pounds with excitement as you decide on … Read more > Read more >