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- Fluid Foundations: How Brian Faist’s Career Helping the Environment Started with a Prank Gone Horribly Wrong
- Growing up in Portland, Oregon, sustainability was always central to Brian Faist’s upbringing. His family had a small garden, consistently recycled, and even competed against each other to see who could produce the least amount of trash. But even though he was raised with a fundamental appreciation for the importance of sustainability, it wasn’t something...
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- Creating Opportunity: Stella Su on Leading the Women @ Intel Network
- In Stella Su’s family growing up, girls were not encouraged to study. The prospect of college was never brought up in her family. But even as a child, she was always curious about the world and her place in it. “I remember pestering my parents with questions like “Can I move to the city?” and...
read more - A Wonderful Homecoming: How Intel Facilitated Srinivas & Yamuna’s Seamless Transition to India
- For a couple who has been part of the Intel family for more than 20 years, Yamuna and Srinivas Lingam have had quite the journey. They have moved across domains and around the globe to be where they are today, which is nothing short of an adventure! Srinivas started out as a design engineer with...
read more - Technology Innovations Already Make the Aurora Exascale Supercomputer a National Asset
- A massive, on-going, behind-the-scenes effort has already made the Aurora exascale supercomputer that will be built at Argonne National Laboratory a national asset. This effort includes over 80 software developers and 25 application teams, plus several science teams from universities and national laboratories participating in the Argonne Leadership Computing Facility’s Aurora Early Science Program. In...
read more - Intel’s Nivruti Rai Shares Her Recipe for Success
- “If you don’t fit into the frame, especially for women, that people have in their minds, you have to come and break that framework,” says Nivruti Rai, Country Head, Intel India and VP, Intel Foundry Services. With a creative mind that loves number crunching and as a self-proclaimed risk-taker, Nivruti Rai has recently been featured...
read more - This Cellular Technologist is Building Smart Cities of the Future at Intel India
- Usharani Ayyalasomayajula hails from a family of doctors but chose engineering. With a keen interest in networking and wireless communications, Usha has 9 patents in cellular technology and is an active contributor to the 3GPP standardization. Today, she is a software architect in the Internet of Things (IoT) Group at Intel, working on building futuristic...
read more - Getting Started with Database Workloads on AWS
- A major shift is underway as companies move their database workloads from on-premises data centers to the cloud. While using cloud service providers (CSPs) offers a wide array of advantages, the transition also requires many decisions. These include which provider to choose and which instance types and sizes are most appropriate for your workloads. In...
read more - Celebrating Our Differences: How We’re Being Better Allies at Intel Poland
- Hear from champions and sponsors of the newly formed Polish Chapter of Intel’s Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual or Transgender (IGLOBE) Employee Resource Group.Dominik Kaszewski, Software Engineer and IGLOBE Poland Champion, and Anna Alberska, Software Engineer and IGLOBE Poland Co-Chair, share why inclusion starts with respect and how we’re growing stronger allyship and community within Intel. Here...
read more - Development paths and technologies in Intel’s Ethernet Products Group
- What is important to managers? How do they look after their team? What should the candidates know? And what types of technology can you work on if you join Marcin Jemiol, Senior Software Engineering Manager, and Jerzy Flik, Software Engineering Manager’s team within the Ethernet Products Group at Intel Poland in Gdansk. What does...
read more - The Present and Future of Intel Taiwan’s External Supply Chain Management
- As Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger shared at the recent Computex Tradeshow in Taipei, the digitization driven by working and studying from home during the COVID-19 pandemic has “created a cycle of explosive growth in semiconductors.” Coupled with widespread operational restrictions, this has placed a huge strain on global supply chains. He adds, “If the past...
read more - Career Goals: Finding Real Life Solutions in Cloud Technology
- It may seem like something relatively simple, but flipping a circuit breaker to restore the power in her family’s house as a teenager illuminated the path towards an engineering career for Hui Li. Like magic, she was able to restore the lights. Now, as a Cloud Technical Program Manager at Intel, Hui feels like her...
read more - Curiosity and an Open Mind Are Key to Pathfinding
- Find out what life is like for an Intel research team working on future world-changing technologies and solutions. Image of people putting their hands together Intel is not only about current-day business projects. It’s also about working on projects of the future—constantly looking for technological development, even when it’s not always easy or obvious. What...
read more - Joining Intel Amidst a Pandemic: The Journey and Experiences of Three New Hires
- Ask anyone about their life milestones, and it’s very likely you will hear stories revolving around education, work, career, family, and retirement. These are exciting and defining chapters that many of us will experience as we journey through life. In this feature, we converse with three new hires at the start of their careers at...
read more - Using Intel Xeon Scalable Processors for Red Hat OpenShift Data Foundation on AWS
- According to the 2019 CNCF survey 84% of customers surveyed have container workloads in production. This is a dramatic increase from 18% in 2018. This is driven by a customer need to be more efficient and agile and a need to operate in a hybrid context to meet the growing nature and demands of the...
read more - Getting Started with Database Workloads on Azure
- More and more companies are moving to the cloud, a trend that has accelerated significantly during the pandemic. According to Gartner, 85% of all companies will have a “cloud-first principle” by 2025.1 This means most companies are or will be, facing the prospect of moving workloads to the cloud, which can be a daunting undertaking....
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