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- 4 Lessons Learned As We Take Volunteering VirtualBy CSR Admin Published On October 22, 2020
- This blog was posted on behalf of Katelynn Loughrin, an intern with the Public Affairs group at Intel New Mexico. Katelynn is a native New Mexican and has lived only miles away from an Intel site her entire life. Passionate about Corporate Social Responsibility and the community, she joined the team in January 2020 and...
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- How Intel is supporting reforestation in TexasBy CSR Admin Published On October 21, 2020
- This blog was posted on behalf of Cristina Rodriguez, vice president in the Data Platforms Group, general manager of the group’s Wireless Access Network Division (WAND), and general manager of the Austin site. She leads Intel’s efforts in innovative solutions for highly scalable fully virtualized networks as well as highly optimized custom deployments models, with a...
read more - AI and the Future of WorkBy Edward Dixon Published On October 21, 2020
- Are robots coming for your job? Well, maybe. In a recent Intel on AI episode, Intel’s Sandra Rivera and Abigail Hing Wen sat down to talk about how artificial intelligence (AI) will impact the future of work. It’s a deeply interesting conversation as Sandra is the Chief People Officer at Intel, working to hire and...
read more - We Need a Broader Perspective on AI and AI PolicyBy Intel Blog Admin Published On October 20, 2020
- By Brian Gonzalez, Senior Director, Global Partnership & Initiatives for Intel When you think about artificial intelligence (AI), you don’t think about any one nation, company or organization. You think about possibility. Just the term “AI” inspires people to ask important questions about how we as a species think, work and create — and how...
read more - AI for Youth Symposium Sets Records, Inspires Young InnovatorsBy Intel Blog Admin Published On October 16, 2020
- Rahul Jaikrishna and Kushaagra Ajmera put the skills they learned in their school’s AI for Youth program to create Cyber Detective. It’s an app that harnesses machine learning algorithms to detect tell-tale patterns of cyber-bulling in students’ online diaries. (Credit: Intel Corporation) By Anantha Shanmugam, Director of Government Affairs and Public Policy, Intel India and...
read more - AI and the Workforce: Day 4 of the All.ai SummitBy Intel Blog Admin Published On October 16, 2020
- By Anantha Shanmugam, Director of Government Affairs and Public Policy, Intel India Following Wednesday’s deep dive into smart mobility and AI-based data analytics, Intel India’s All.ai Summit turned its attention to the labor market and how smart policy can create efficiencies in the workforce — both in India and around the world. Currently, two-thirds of...
read more - How Can AI Help the Developing World?By Edward Dixon Published On October 16, 2020
- According to World Bank, there are roughly 750 million people in extreme poverty, those who barely survive on $1.90 USD a day or less. While this fact is staggering, and even shameful given the abundance of developed countries, there is some hope for the future. In 1990 World Bank estimated that 36% of the population,...
read more - Intel Telemetry Meets ContainersBy Josh Hilliker Published On October 15, 2020
- Well it’s certainly been a little bit since I posted, however the amount of cool telemetry for the Modern Autonomous Data Center has not slowed down to say the least. In the past blogs I mentioned the what, why, Intel Telemetry, how and OTP startup; so let’s start there. One Telemetry Package [OTP] is now...
read more - Smart Mobility and the Fourth Industrial Revolution: Day 3 of the All.ai SummitBy Intel Blog Admin Published On October 15, 2020
- By Anantha Shanmugam, Director of Government Affairs and Public Policy, Intel India and Shweta Khurana, APJ Director, Global Partnerships & Initiatives Group, Intel After focusing on population scale healthcare on Tuesday, Intel India’s All.ai Summit devoted day three of its event to discussing smart mobility solutions and AI’s role in the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Building...
read more - Day 2 of Intel India’s All.ai Summit: Population Scale Healthcare and a Guinness World Records™ is SetBy Intel Blog Admin Published On October 14, 2020
- By Anantha Shanmugam, Director of Government Affairs and Public Policy, Intel India and Shweta Khurana, APJ Director, Global Partnerships & Initiatives Group, Intel Following Monday’s successful kick-off, Day 2 of Intel India’s All.ai Summit focused on developing and implementing AI solutions for healthcare at population scale. With an estimated 2020 population of more than 1.38...
read more - Smart Robots: Out of the Lab, Into the WorldBy Edward Dixon Published On October 14, 2020
- For being one of the world’s leading artificial intelligence (AI) roboticists, Professor Pieter Abbeel doesn’t watch much sci-fi. Pieter is the Director of the UC Berkeley Robot Learning Lab and co-director of the Berkeley Artificial Intelligence (BAIR) Lab. In a recent podcast with host Abigail Hing Wen, Pieter said he first became enamored with robots...
read more - Highlights from the Successful Kickoff of Intel India’s All.ai SummitBy Intel Blog Admin Published On October 13, 2020
- By Anantha Shanmugam, Director of Government Affairs and Public Policy, Intel India Yesterday marked the beginning of Intel India’s first-ever fully virtual, free-to-attend All.ai Summit. This four-day event will provide insights into the state of AI today, advanced research projects currently underway, and strategies for applied technology and problem-solving in India and the world. We...
read more - IPAS: Security Advisories for October 2020By Jerry Bryant Published On October 9, 2020
- 10/15/2020 Update: while many Linux distributions have updated or are in the process of updating, a version of the Linux kernel with these mitigations is not yet available. In the meantime, we continue to recommend specific Kernel fixes, listed in INTEL-SA-00435, to mitigate these issues or check with your Linux operating system provider for updates....
read more - Delivering next generation infrastructure with the Intel Ethernet 800 SeriesBy Patricia Kummrow Published On October 5, 2020
- Data is multiplying—doubling every 2-3 years, yet only a small percentage of the data is analyzed and used. The ability to process and analyze data to improve products, services, and customer experiences as well as to glean insights is vital to business competitiveness. Infrastructure needs to evolve to address growing business demands by moving faster,...
read more - Moving Beyond Conflict: responsible minerals and the importance of collaborative partnershipsBy Intel Blog Admin Published On October 5, 2020
- Cassiterite, the ore from which tin is extracted, sifts through the hands of a worker in Rwanda. A team from Intel’s Responsible Minerals Program, as well as representatives of other tech firms, visited mineral-rich Rwanda in November 2019 as part of an industry effort to ensure a legal and ethical supply chain. Tin, tanatalum, tungsten...
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