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She Heads an Entire Factory – and Loves What She Does - A prolific basketball player in school, AK Chong initially dreamed of studying law. But when the much-anticipated opportunity for a local university degree came up, her choices were limited to engineering or agriculture. She chose the former and graduated with a degree in electrical engineering after five years at the Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Kuala Lumpur....
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Why Taking Time Off Is More Important Than Ever - During these uncertain times, we still need to make sure to take time off for our physical and mental health – even if that means reimagining what summer vacations look like this year. Workload, unpredictable school schedules, and travel restrictions can make it feel impossible to take vacation time this year. The hesitancy is understandable....
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Intel Is Donating PC Power to Tackle COVID-19, and You Can Too! - One of the world's largest supercomputers, Folding@home tackles some of biology's toughest problems, including COVID-19. How? By working out how the proteins in your body wiggle around. This helps researchers figure out which drugs and vaccines interact with a protein to either block or promote its activity—in order to treat, cure, or...
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Intel Vietnam’s Nancy Bui on How Her Engineering Career Empowers Her to Be Fearless - The following blog is part of a series focused on Women Leaders in Intel Vietnam. In this series we spoke with some of the female leaders of Intel Vietnam, acknowledging and celebrating their contributions and achievements in their career. The series also shares the leaders’ thoughts to encourage and inspire women to pursue their dream...
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Reimagining an Internship Program in a time of COVID-19 - As you know, 2020 has been a different sort of year. When it came time to finalize the summer internship program, Intel’s Law & Policy team faced a decision: cancel or go virtual? Given the importance of this program for the team’s goal to build out a robust network of exceptional diverse talent, organizers decided...
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From Engineers to Authors, 4 Intel Engineers Share Their Journey - What happens when you work in a company that creates the technology of the future? One day you may need to introduce these new concepts and technologies to the world—by writing a book. That’s exactly what happened to some of our engineers. They recently shared their technological expertise in Programming Persistent Memory, a guide for...
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Coming Summer 2020: Immersive Entertainment from Intel Studios - From the leading volumetric production studio comes entertainment like you’ve never experienced before. Lights, Camera, Augmented Reality! While movie, music, and sports venues are widely closed due to the pandemic, Intel® Studios is pushing possible forward in augmented reality and virtual reality entertainment. These uniquely immersive and interactive experiences can be experienced in...
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Happily Ever After: How This Young Engineer Group Leader Grew a Career and Family She Loves at Intel Vietnam - The following blog is part of a series focused on Women Leaders in Intel Vietnam. In this series we spoke with a few female leaders of Intel Vietnam, acknowledging and celebrating their contribution and achievements in their career. The series also shares the leaders’thoughts to encourage and inspire women to pursue their dream career and...
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This Principal Engineer Develops Advanced Technologies That Impact Every Person on Earth - “Growing a career at Intel as a technologist is unique. Intel is present in every aspect of digital technology and is a key player in advancing the Internet of Things, Data Centers, AI, Autonomous Driving, and more. There aren’t any roadblocks for a self-driven person to find opportunities to make an impact.” Krishna Paul began...
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An Intel Engineer Shares Why She Loves Her Work - “The world today is at a juncture where data is more relevant than ever before, and telecom is moving towards 5G, which is a convergence of wireless, computing, and cloud. I am so proud to lead and empower some of these exciting product line executions within Intel.” Sumedha Limaye, senior director of engineering, manages Networking...
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My journey from exclusion to inclusion - Inclusion is important to Intel. By creating a respectful and inclusive workplace, we give every employee an opportunity to be heard in a safe space. We work proactively to be a diverse and inclusive workplace, including a strong and growing LGBT+ employee resource group. A program manager in our Human Resources department, CJ Dragen shares his experiences of exclusion and discrimination in the military to what...
In Her Words: How a Trip to D.C. Brought a New Understanding of U.S. History - Chiao Alice Chang gained valuable insight after winning a visit from Intel during Black History Month 2019 to the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture. A native of Taiwan, Alice moved about two years ago to Santa Clara, Calif. She is a technology development module and integration yield engineer in the Non-Volatile Memory...
Celebrating Veterans Day: How the Army Prepared This Vet for Success at Intel - The military opened a wider world for Jeremy Roy. Intel expanded it. He didn't know it at the time, but a single decision as a young man put Jeremy Roy on the path to Intel. Growing up in a small town nestled within Oregon’s lush Umpqua River Valley, Jeremy dreamed of a wide-open future made...