This blog was posted on behalf of Wendy Hawkins, Executive Director of the Intel Foundation. It may be difficult to imagine a world in which engineers are considered rock stars and teachers get the red carpet treatment. But, as executive … Read more
200,000 worker bees that is! On a sunny Friday in May 2012, five bee boxes at our Intel Folsom site. Emma and Raphael Hitzke, two Intel employees, got interested in the fate of honeybees a few years back when they were … Read more
This blog was posted on behalf of Jennifer Allis, Intel supply chain sustainability manager. She shares some of the bright spots she encountered at the Sustainable Brands conference earlier this month. 70% of consumers expect the manufacturer or retailer of a product … Read more
This past Thursday, we released Intel’s latest corporate responsibility report at our annual stockholder meeting. Fast forward three days, and I am sitting in a hotel in Quito, Ecuador getting ready for the start of the CSR Americas conference with … Read more
This blog was posted on behalf of Mary Doyle, Intel’s Ethics and Compliance Program Manager. We are honored to be listed in the 2012 World’s Most Ethical (WME) companies ranking by the Ethisphere Institute. This year, we’re sharing the distinction … Read more
Tonight in Washington DC, 17-year old Nithin Tumma received a $100,000 award recognizing him as this year’s winner of the Intel Science Talent Search. His work may yield new pathways for combating cancer. Andrey Sushko of Richland, Washington, took second place … Read more
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has been Intel’s partner for 5 years. We’ve launched 20+ partnerships with them in Latin America, Asia, Africa and the Middle East to train teachers to effectively use ICTs, provide technology support in … Read more
Intel has been regularly updating our progress on conflict minerals in white papers, Corporate Responsibility Reports and blogs. Recently, we set an internal goal around manufacturing a “conflict-free” microprocessor, and that goal was shared with Intel employees through a video … Read more
Recently while walking in a parking lot with my brother, he stopped to observe the adhesive material of a stop sign. He spent several minutes observing this stop sign as if it were a piece of art. He detailed the … Read more
I recently wrote about the Intel University program, and the impact it had on closing my skills gap (all the stuff I didn’t learn in school). Earlier this month, Martina Roth posted on the ATC21S presence at the Educational World … Read more
