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Intel’s CEO, Paul Otellini, along with other members of the President’s Council on Jobs and Competitiveness, wrote a joint op-ed on the need for a 21st Century immigration policy. Check out the op-ed, which is posted below America needs a … Continue reading →

Today, The Hill’s Congress Blog published an op-ed written by David Hoffman, Intel’s Director of Security Policy and Global Privacy Officer.  In the op-ed, David argues that putting in place a legal and regulatory system that provides for strong privacy protections is … Continue reading →

Today, Intel, along with eBay, Microsoft and HP, issued a joint statement supporting the introduction by Senator John Kerry and Senator John McCain of the Commercial Privacy Bill of Rights Act. Intel has long advocated for comprehensive federal privacy legislation, … Continue reading →

This month we welcomed Noushin Jahanian as Intel’s director of Tax Policy and Government Relations and newest member of our Washington, DC office. Noushin joins us from the Washington Tax Group and before that she was the Chief Counsel and … Continue reading →

I’m sure that no one in DC’s policy world has an obsession with checking their mobile devices. Right? A recent survey commissioned by Intel found that nine out of ten American adults claim they have seen people misuse mobile technology, … Continue reading →

Many in Washington and throughout the county look forward to the White House’s regular “West Wing Week” video. These are typically posted on Fridays and include footage from the President’s travels and events from the preceding week. Today, the West … Continue reading →

I am on a plane returning from the annual HIMSS conference on health information technologies. As I watch the borderless states go by far below, I can see the lines and circles of our interstates and highways, which previous generations … Continue reading →

By Peter Cleveland, vice president of Global Public Policy at Intel This morning, Intel had the honor of hosting President Obama at our Ronler Acres site in Hillsboro, Oregon. It was a memorable and historic day for our company and … Continue reading →

By David Hoffman, Director of Security Policy and Global Privacy Officer The past two weeks have included a number of important events for privacy and security. At the top of my mind have been the protests in Egypt, as I … Continue reading →

By Greg Slater, director of Trade and Competition Policy at Intel Corporation President Obama spoke to the U.S. Chamber yesterday, and despite serious disagreements in the past, both the President and the Chamber are now seeking common ground. In this … Continue reading →