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- 100 Days Later: President Biden’s Key Actions and Priorities for the Administration Moving Forward
- By Al Thompson, vice president of U.S. Government Relations, Intel President Joe Biden has been very active since inauguration day, signing a $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill into law and issuing more than 60 executive actions in his first 100 days in office, a number of which track closely with Intel’s priorities and recommendations. In...
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- How Collaboration Fuels Change: Intel’s Alliance for Global Inclusion
- By Norberto Salinas, Director, Global Workforce Policy, Intel Norberto Salinas, Intel 2020 was a major turning point for our society in many ways, including how we think about and approach diversity and inclusion (D&I) in corporate spheres. In recognition of this and to display his commitment to D&I, President Biden issued an Executive Order on...
read more - A Career Inspired by Movies—One Security Engineer’s Journey to Intel
- Movies built on suspense and intrigue have always been a draw for Mir Ahsan. Little did he know that his love for math and science would lead him to a career in firmware security, developing cutting edge cybersecurity solutions at Intel. Growing up in Toronto, Mir was interested in math and science but didn’t...
read more - Corporate Responsibility Plays a Significant Part in Compute Lifecycle Assurance (CLA)
- Intel is committed to Corporate Responsibility. While we strive to ‘do the right thing’ for our customers, partners, environment, employees, and the community, corporate responsibility is more than that. It is a management approach that looks at and proactively manages diversity, inclusion, supply chain responsibility, environmental compliance and more. There is a societal value and...
read more - Increasing Computer Science, Cybersecurity and STEM Access and Opportunity Through the JROTC
- Al Thompson, VP of U.S. Government Relations, Intel Al Thompson, Intel Last week, CSforALL and Intel convened industry, academic, and government leaders to discuss the role of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education for Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) students. Participants included Reps. Anthony Brown (D-MD), Jim Langevin (D-RI), Chrissy Houlahan (D-PA) and...
read more - A Meaningful Step Toward Closing the Digital Divide
- By Jason Bagley, Senior Director, State Government Relations, Intel & A.J. Rodriguez, Executive Vice President, Texas 2036 Industry leaders, educators, policy makers and numerous other stakeholders have long recognized the importance of broadband and the need to provide access. While digital connectivity has certainly expanded, gaps in access and adoption persist. For the past year,...
read more - The Critical Need to Strengthen U.S. Semiconductor Manufacturing Capacity
- By Greg Slater, Vice President, Manager, Policy and Technical Affairs There is a critical need for the United States to invest in its domestic semiconductor manufacturing capacity to strengthen supply chain security and once again lead in chip technology. This is the message Intel conveyed in recently submitted comments to the Department of Commerce’s Bureau...
read more - Edge Learning is the Key to Increasing Automation Capabilities in Manufacturing
- In many ways, ours is a different world than it was even a year or two ago. For manufacturers, these differences are all too often highlighted by the need to perform at the same to higher levels. For this reason, many companies have looked to industry innovations surrounding automation and digital transformation. This approach has...
read more - Prioritizing the Need for Maternal Health Services to Promote Social Equality
- By: Rhonda Foxx, Head of Social Equity Policies & Engagement, Intel Over the last year, Intel has worked to advance equity and equality by promoting an environment of inclusion at Intel and within our communities. We launched Equity@Intel to provide a platform to discuss how our technologies and public policies can work together to addresses...
read more - Intel Accelerates AI for Industrial Applications
- Intel® Edge Insights for Industrial comes as a pre-validated, ready-to-deploy microservices-based software reference design. The use of artificial intelligence in the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) domain is a complex and fast-moving phenomenon. In just the past few years, AI use cases and applications that were nearly impossible to scale or cost-prohibitive are now moving...
read more - White House Semiconductor Summit Underscores Support for Critical Industry
- Today, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger issued the following statement after joining Biden Administration officials and industry leaders for a virtual summit to discuss the global chip shortage and President Biden’s infrastructure plan. “We are grateful for the opportunity to share with the President and his team our perspective on the urgent need to invest in...
read more - A Glimpse into Intel Taiwan Series: In Conversation with Eric Cheng, Supply Chain Engineer
- Growing up, Eric Cheng has always found motivation in achievements be they big or small and the opportunity to learn. His largely technical bachelor’s and master’s degrees in mechanical engineering did not deter him from taking courses in marketing and sales on the side. This educational well-roundedness extends to all areas of his life. An...
read more - AI Research to Create New Worlds and Detect Fake Ones
- By Ilke Demir, Senior Research Scientist, Intel I first realized I was interested in artificial intelligence as a possible career path when I was still in my undergraduate studies. My first internship was in a robotics lab, and I was astonished by the interaction between machines and the way computer vision helped robots “see.” At...
read more - Intel Silicon Engineering Manager: If You’re Curious, There Are No Limits
- Meet Intel’s SoC Engineers in this blog series highlighting the talented team creating and testing the technology at the core of our products. After 18 years at Intel, Huei Ming (HM) Yap, an engineering manager in the Silicon Engineering Group, is still invigorated by his work—and by his passion for distance running. Here, he’s...
read more - Network Slicing Set to Accelerate Non-Public 5G Network Deployments
- Release 16 of the 5G standard advances network slicing, non-public networks. (Source: Intel) 5G cellular technology has garnered considerable excitement among consumers primarily because of faster speeds, with shortened latencies and higher bandwidth as much-advertised calling cards. Beyond that consumer market is another world of capabilities in non-public or private networks (NPNs), which represent one...
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