Yesterday I met one of the Intel Science Talent Search finalists during a visit to his school as part of the surprise prize patrol. Michael Loy from Oregon Episcopal School in Portland was among the 40 students who found out … Read more
Going back at least as far as the California ‘energy crisis’ of the early 2000s, analysts have raised concerns about the growing energy consumption and climate footprint of the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) industry. Although we now know the … Read more
Day 2 – Today we have embarked upon the finals of the Intel Berkeley Technology Entrepreneurship Challenge. Nine teams have been named as finalists. They include teams from Poland, India, Canada, Mexico, China, USA and Singapore. Judging the teams were … Read more
Exploring new materials for clothing that help maintain working conditions in extreme environments, developing guitars that are eco friendly and sustainable both musically and in manufacturing, exploring neural devices that help rehabilitate brain injuries and support increased motion. These are … Read more
…it seems like everyone’s trying to figure out how to make it happen. I spent one day last week at the Forbes Leadership Network Conference titled “America the Innovator”. As would be expected at an event in Silicon Valley, the … Read more
Marisa Ahmad is the Global Marketing Manager for Environment and Policy within Intel’s Corporate Affairs Group where she is responsible for strategic marketing and program plans. Marisa joined Intel in 2005 as a Business Development Manager for energy efficient system … Read more
In Wendy Hawkins’ blog “Spring, Science, Hope, Math” she talked about why we created and continue to invest in the Intel Schools of Distinction program. Since that post in April, we have had the pleasure of announcing six outstanding schools … Read more
