Today, we had the honor of joining President Obama as he announced a national science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education initiative, called the “Educate to Innovate” campaign. This is the first time a president has made this level of … Continue reading →

The 4th annual Internet Governance Forum is ended today in Sharm el Sheikh Egypt. Over 1500 delegates from around the world representing various industry sectors, governments, NGOs, and civil society are gathered to discuss important issues that affect the Internet. … Continue reading →

Today, Newsweek and Intel released the findings from a survey on innovation and the economy. The current economic environment makes for a unique opportunity to find out what’s really important to people. The survey indicates that despite one of the … Continue reading →

“Janice” is dreading her 65th birthday next month, and not for the reasons you might imagine. She is actually proud to be turning 65, especially because doctors told her ten years ago that she only had a year to live. … Continue reading →

Today, Intel and AMD announced that they have settled all legal disputes between the companies, including all antitrust litigation.  Intel strongly believes that our business practices are both fair and lawful. We also note that microprocessor prices have declined significantly year after … Continue reading →

What will it take to get our nation to prepare for the Age Wave and the chronic disease epidemic that is already here? What do we have to do to make home-based care a fundamental priority for government, healthcare, and … Continue reading →