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Reusing and Recovering Waste: The Human Power behind our Progress - Intel’s sustainability journey started “officially” in 1994, when we released our first public Environmental, Health, and Safety Report. Since then, we’ve made a ton of progress; in the last three years alone, we’ve increased the reuse and recovery of our manufacturing waste by 275%! This kind of progress wouldn’t be possible without dedicated human beings...
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Twice as Proud: Celebrating Important Corporate Responsibility Milestones for Intel Israel - By Revital Bitan This time of the year is always very special for me, with Intel Corporation publishing its Corporate Responsibility Report followed shortly by our process to adapt and localize the report for our communities around the world. For more than a decade, I have been proud to lead the creation of our Intel...
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Intel Technology for Good - Intel® technology and investments empower individuals, companies, and governments to improve lives around the world. We are at the forefront of new technologies that are being used to solve major societal challenges. Learn how: Optimizing Energy Use > Intel and Amazon Web Services (AWS) are using Internet of Things devices, analytics, voice services, and...
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Beyond the Cube: Connecting the Unconnected - This blog was published on the behalf of Mika Ansley, MVE Ops Technical Program Manager and Malawi volunteer team member, and Alison Elmer, MVE Communications Manager. It took him two seconds to say yes, when Mohsen Fazlian, VP at Intel and GM of Manufacturing and Validation Engineering, was asked to send a team of his...
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How I Ended Up as a STEM Mentor for a PBS Tween Show - This blog was published on behalf of Orietta Verdugo. Orietta is currently the Technical Assistant and Chief of Staff to IOTG VP Jose Avalos and Operations Manager for Visual Retail. A native to Arizona, Orietta holds a B.S. in Industrial Engineering from Arizona State University. She received a MBA and M.S. in Engineering Systems from...
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What 4th Graders Taught Me - Two weeks ago, I spent my day with a group of very intelligent 4th graders sharing with them the importance of water and its use in semiconductor manufacturing. If you are not aware, in short, we need ultrapure water to remove impurities from our silicon wafers. But as I started talking with the students, it...
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Girl Rising: Five Years Later - This week the world will celebrate International Women’s Day recognizing the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. Issues of gender parity, equality, and the need for women to have an influential and safe place at the table have permeated recent news and actions. Working to create a more inclusive and equitable world for girls...
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A Competition to Remember - This blog was posted on behalf of Marne Dunn. Marne Dunn is a program manager within the Corporate Affairs Group. She is passionate about youth empowerment and closing the digital divide. The nature of the workforce is changing. By 2030, 50% of today’s jobs will be redundant. In the United States, 47% of current jobs...
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Reflections on Responsibility and Results - Today is one of my proudest moments during my time at Intel. I am in New York to represent Intel tonight at the second JUST Capital awards, where JUST Capital and Forbes will recognize Intel with the prestigious honor of being named America’s Most JUST Company on the new JUST 100 ranking. The ranking recognizes the...
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Giving Makes You Special! - This blog was posted on behalf of Lin Huan. Lin is a mother of 4 growing kids (Age: 7, 8, 10 and 12 year’s old) and the 2016 Global Intel Involved Hero Award recipient for her dedication to helping teachers develop plans for early literacy intervention programs. She believe in success through hard work and...
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Ten Years, Five Big Changes - I recently celebrated my ten-year anniversary at Intel. Some days ten years feels like an incredibly long time and that change in the field of corporate responsibility has been slow and incremental. But this week, as I got back from external outreach meetings with a number of our external stakeholders, I was struck by how...
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Supporting STEM education in California - This blog was posted on behalf of Jessica Marconi. Jessica is the California Public Affairs Manager for Intel Corporation, and is responsible for Intel's local government affairs and philanthropic investments in Santa Clara and the surrounding community. If you happened to be standing outside of our Santa Clara, California headquarters on October 26th, you...
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Taking Smart and Green to a New Level - Meeting LEED green building standards is no small task, but, in 2015, we drew a line in the sand that all new Intel buildings would meet a minimum LEED Gold certification. But when planning began for SRR3, which would be located on our existing Intel campus in India, we raised the bar and had Platinum...
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