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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 educating developers and customers about...
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Looking to Grow Your Tech Career? Two Engineers Share Keys to Succeeding at Intel Poland
If you like interesting challenges and find data center and server solutions fascinating, Intel’s Data Platform Groups (DPG) in Gdansk is the place for you. We recently spoke with Kamil Kuchta, a software engineering manager, and Maciej Lawniczak, a software architect, from the Server Software Engineering team about their current projects, biggest challenges, and their advice for potential candidates. ...
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BUILDING BRIDGES AS INTEL REINVENTS ITSELF
Anna Miskiewicz is a Principal Engineer and Head of Architecture, Innovations and Ecosystem for the Intel Communication and Devices Group (iCDG), working in Munich, Germany. Anna initially came to Intel via acquisition; never an easy start with two corporate cultures, processes, ways of working, and even mindsets to navigate. She attributes the success of the integration to the efforts of...
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Helping Stephen Hawking Communicate
Note from the editor: This poignant piece about how Intel technology truly is changing the world was shared through our internal communication site. Thanks to our guest blogger, Rob Kelton from Intel’s Internal Employee Communications team, we get up close and personal with the Intel engineer who customizes PCs for Stephen Hawking. For a man who was diagnosed with a...
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Intel is all around you
Most people think of Intel technology powering PCs, whether they are consumer laptops, business computers, or the latest iMacs. And they’re right, you can find Intel Inside the large majority of desktop and laptop computers today. But Intel products touch your life in many other ways each and every day, without you perhaps even realizing it. When you grab cash...
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Not your grandfather’s Intel
Intel is changing. It’s certainly not the same company it was 42 years ago when we were founded, nor even five years ago for that matter. We’re still the world’s largest semiconductor company, but we have become so much more than that. In the next few years Intel will make the leap from being a semiconductor company to a full-fledged...
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Buckle up: expect more change in the next five years than the last 25 years!
I believe we will see more change in the next five years, both in our industry and here at Intel, than we have seen in the last 25 years. This isn’t a new idea—futurologists like Ray Kurzweil have been making these predictions and talking about the exponential increase in the pace of technology development for a long time—but I wanted...
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Intel Events: National Center of Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) Annual Practices Summit
Did you know that women held 57% of the professional occupations in the 2008 U.S. workforce? Did you also know that women held 25% of the professional information technology (IT) -related occupations in the 2008 U.S. workforce? I didn’t. Not until recently that is. The National Center of Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) is a coalition of over 200 prominent...
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