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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 of factors that contribute to...
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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 employees help bring to life.
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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 at Intel—let alone her entire...
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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 current and future needs. Find...
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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 the earliest Intel® Xeon® processors...
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This Engineer Is Working to Prevent Human Casualties and Protect Endangered Wildlife
“Innovation is about coming up with creative solutions.” This philosophy has been a guiding principle for Santosh Narayanan, an engineer from IIT Madras, with specialization in electronics and communications engineering. As a student, he had always wanted to apply concepts he studied at his future workplace. Today, with a career spanning over two decades, he has achieved that goal, working...
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How This Multifaceted Technologist Found a Renewed Passion for Engineering at Intel
Yoga instructor. Travel enthusiast. Photographer. Teacher. Classical dancer. Blogger. Philosophy student. These are some of the titles that Archana Sundareshan goes by, along with being an Advanced Co-Engineering Program Manager in Intel’s Client Computing Group. She leads a team building state-of-the-art systems with major original equipment manufacturer partners, going up against the toughest competition in the field. She has also...
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Is Security Architecture the Future? This Silicon Architecture Engineer Bet His Career on It
From first exploring basic programming on a PC when he was 14 to becoming a senior silicon architecture engineer in Intel’s Security Architecture and Engineering (SAE) department, Siang Lin Tan’s career journey has been one of growth and accomplishment. He was introduced to Intel while completing his master’s degree in electrical engineering from the Universiti Teknologi Malaysia. After graduating in...
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Q&A with Carlos Contreras, the Lead Behind Intel’s AI for Workforce Program
Last year, we announced the AI for Workforce Program launching in Arizona with Maricopa Community College. It was the first Intel-designed artificial intelligence (AI) associate degree program in the United States—now, we are expanding to 18 additional community colleges across the country. The program is being led by Carlos Contreras, Senior Director of AI and Digital Readiness. We sat down with him...
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How Hazlina Ramly Empowers Others—and Pushes Herself—Leading the Women @ Intel Network, Malaysia
Hazlina Ramly has wanted to stand up for women since she was young. Growing up as the only girl among her siblings, Hazlina had to be vocal and learn how to stand up for herself. But it also gave her a sense of purpose. “In many ways, I felt alone while growing up. Being the only girl, I was often...
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