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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 - Intel Engineering Manager Su Ching Fong on the Challenges of Leading from Home
- Su Ching Fong, a Pahang native, has always found joy in delving into new worlds, being creative, and problem solving. She channeled those passions into pursing a computer engineering degree and found a perfect outlet working in tech. “I feel like there’s always something new in engineering. Even though I’m in the same domain, trends...
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 - How Intel Offered This Software Developer Unlimited Opportunities to Refuel His Engineering Passion
- Familiarity can be good, but when familiarity with your career turns monotonous, it can be unmotivating. For Kishore Chittudi, working in the same company, on the same project for three years led him to want to discover new opportunities that could refuel his passion. Intel was an aspirational company for Kishore—a company where he...
read more - Uniting Healthcare Professionals and Patients with a New Inpatient Telehealth App for the Intel Unite® Solution
- The first industry to feel the impacts of the pandemic was healthcare, specifically healthcare professionals. The way they interacted with patients and each other changed and with little to no knowledge as to what was safe. New safety measures were implemented on what felt like a daily basis, but the one constant was the need...
read more - Intel® launches inpatient telehealth app for the Intel Unite® solution
- Patient Sight app seeks to enhance efficiency, improve security, and increase patient engagement Santa Clara, Calif. — Intel announces the launch of Patient Sight, a new inpatient telehealth app for their Intel Unite® solution. The new app is designed to let doctors, nurses, and pharmacists communicate with patients remotely using high-resolution audio and video. “Early...
read more - A Creative Approach to Developing Linux Kernel Network Drivers at Intel Poland
- With more than 20 years of professional experience, Piotr Kwapulinski brought his talents to Intel two years ago. Currently, he is a senior software engineer in the Ethernet Products Group, working on the development and design of Linux kernel drivers. We recently spoke with him about his career journey, what sets Intel apart, and where...
read more - A competitive sponsorship opportunity led Chase Randall to an internship at Intel
- Fierce competition is the new norm in tech and Andre Kenneth “Chase” Randall, a GEM fellow and junior software developer at Intel, is familiar with the challenge. As a GEM fellow (from the National Consortium for Graduate Degrees for Minorities in Engineering and Science), he’s ventured out of his comfort zone, seeking new experiences 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 - Software Developer Kaveh Nasri On Pushing the Boundaries of Innovation at the Edge
- In the current gig-economy world, it is hard to imagine a 30-year career with a single employer, but that is exactly what Kaveh Nasri has had with Intel. Kaveh reflects on joining the company, “when I got started, Intel wasn’t the household name that it is today.” An internship with Intel brought a young college...
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 - Engineering Dual-Screen Laptops and Pocketable Devices at Intel India
- Learn how Arvind and his team shape cutting-edge innovations and make a difference in the process. From Childhood Hobby to Full-Time Profession Driven by a fascination for electronics, Arvind Sundaram aspired to become an engineer from a young age. After completing his master’s degree in robotics, he worked for various companies across the...
read more - Do Wonderful Spotlight: How Jolene Begay Helps to Inspire the Next Generation of Native American Coders
- During World War II, members of the Navajo Tribe worked with the U.S. Government to create a secret military code based on Navajo language. Today, Jolene Begay wants to bring a different kind of code into Native communities across the state of Arizona. Growing up on a rural Navajo reservation, Jolene’s first introduction to computers...
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