Spotlight: Diversity and Inclusion
Looking Back and Moving Forward: Hispanic Heritage Month and the Latinx STEM Gap - Hispanic and Latinx cultures have helped define American society for centuries. Yet today there’s an immense demographic gap in the Latinx community in STEM-related fields. With the impact that this proud, diverse culture has had on the United States, why don’t we see more members of the Latinx community in STEM? While there’s a variety...
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Pride Inside at Intel: Why Accurate Pronouns and Inclusive Language Are So Important - From listing pronouns on email signatures and business cards to wearing rainbow stickers on our badges, the global Intel community has quickly embraced practices of LGBT+ allyship. But there is still so much to learn and understand in our journey to becoming the most inclusive company on the planet. That is why, this Pride Month,...
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Why Pride Needs to Be Supported Every Day—Not Just in June - Pride Isn’t Limited by the Month of June Every year on June 1, social media feeds turn into a concoction of rainbows, glitter, and “born this way” sentiments. Companies turn their logos into Pride flags, and advertisements feature a diverse, intersectional cast—proving that they, too, support the LGBT+ community. Pride is celebrated in June...
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Leading through COVID-19 and Pushing the Edge at Intel - Sambit Sahu, who first joined Intel as a new college graduate in 1992, is a vice president in the Network and Edge Group and general manager of the Internet of Things (IoT) Engineering Group. Based out of Bengaluru, India, he leads a global team of engineers working on technologies that improve the lives of people...
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Taking Off: A Paralympic Long Jumper Finds a Career With Purpose at Intel - Lex Gillette knows what it means to persevere. When he lost his vision at a young age, he learned how to make the most of every situation. This drive and determination landed him the silver medal in the long jump at five Paralympic games. In addition to competing, he’s using his experience to help advance...
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APJ Series: Why This Intel Manager Says You Don’t Need to Compromise Between Work and Family - Oceane Rime began her journey at Intel in 2015. Having studied international business in both France and China with a specialty in IT consulting, she was driven by the desire to understand and be at the forefront of the tech industry. She knew she had set foot in the right place when she began her...
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How This Intel Principal Engineer Created a Breakthrough in Remote Architecture - How This Intel Principal Engineer Created a Breakthrough in Remote Architecture From being the first engineer in her family to becoming first female principal engineer in all of Intel IOTG Malaysia, Angie Ng has had quite a career. She has pioneered multiple innovations and is the lead of the Industrial Advisory Panel for Multimedia University,...
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There’s no “I” in Team: What One Elite Athlete Brings to Intel Every Day - Janne Müller-Wieland is the ultimate team player. As a member of the German Field Hockey team, she helped bring home a bronze medal in the 2016 Rio Olympics. Now, as an Intel team member, she’s figuring out ways individual athletes and teams can win more of their own medals. From High Performing Athlete to...
read more - Looking Back and Moving Forward: Hispanic Heritage Month and the Latinx STEM Gap - Hispanic and Latinx cultures have helped define American society for centuries. Yet today there’s an immense demographic gap in the Latinx community in STEM-related fields. With the impact that this proud, diverse culture has had on the United States, why don’t we see more members of the Latinx community in STEM? While there’s a variety...
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Explaining Tech to Kids - Meet Jonathan, Priya and Sandi who took a moment to explain cutting edge Intel technology to their kids in the fields of sports, autonomous cars, and healthcare. They talk not only to the technology but the broader impact it has on society. Watch the below video to experience some of the cutting-edge tech our...
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Intel’s Longest-Serving Employee Leslie Serrano Retires After an Inspiring 47 Years - On April 1, 1974, 19-year-old Leslie Serrano stepped foot into Microma (an Intel-owned watch company that created the first LCD watch face) to start work as an operator in the casing department. She took the job to get through college and become a preschool teacher. Serrano had no intention of spending a few years...
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DEVELOPING CLOUD TECHNOLOGIES AT INTEL POLAND - Cloud is one of the fastest developing technologies in recent years. But even then, we don’t realize how much we use it in our everyday lives. We talked to Marcin Klimaszewski who manages the Cloud Native Software team within the Network Platforms Group (NPG) at Intel Poland. His team creates cloud solutions for our society’s...
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From Sci-Fi to Reality: An Intel Engineer Narrates His Explorations in AI - "Everyone doesn't need to be an AI engineer, but everyone can try to figure how AI can solve problems in their areas of interest." A technologist who loves to try new things, Saurabh Tiwari has spent the last 17 years doing some amazing work at Intel India. From working on chipsets for mobile platforms and...
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