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• Diversity and Inclusivity: More Important Now Than Ever - By Dawn Jones, Director of Policy and External Partnerships, Intel The COVID-19 pandemic has caused huge global job loss – a loss that has had an outsized effect on women and people of color. Economists say the pandemic will continue to have an uneven economic impact, with all signs indicating that minorities and women will...
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• Scaling Knowledge Graphs & Its Applications in Finance, by Joanne Kim - The birth of the digital economy has propagated the development of a wealth of innovations and an even larger investment in big data. As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, safely accessing or collecting data and then effectively running data...
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• Why the Future of Sustainability Requires Innovative Policy - By Stephen Harper, Global Director, Environment and Energy Policy at Intel Corporation The COVID-19 pandemic has laid bare the human impact on the world around us. Nature is reclaiming public spaces, and the decrease in global pollution was dramatic enough to be seen from space with the help of NASA satellites. For the first time,...
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• Intel Files Amicus Brief in Support of Harvard College - On Thursday, Intel filed an amicus brief with the United States Court of Appeals in support of Harvard College in Students for Fair Admissions v. President and Fellows of Harvard College. Intel was joined by 13 other companies, including, but not limited to, Apple, Verizon, Microsoft, GE and Cisco. Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. (“SFFA”)...
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• Intel 2030: Addressing Global Challenges with Urgency, Collaboration and Bold Action - By Jeff Rittener, Chief Government Affairs Officer, Intel Today, Intel announced the most ambitious set of corporate responsibility goals in the history of the company. Mapping out measurable impact in the areas of responsibility, sustainability, and inclusion, the goals include: Net positive water usage by conserving 60 billion gallons of water and funding external water...
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• No Place to Hide: Compelling Stories of Why Personal Privacy Still Matters - By David Hoffman, Associate General Counsel and Global Privacy Officer If you need to be convinced that privacy still matters in the age of COVID-19, the podcast series No Place to Hide will convince you. In the first three episodes, hosted by Bob Sullivan and Alia Tavakolian, you’ll hear compelling evidence of the insidious role...
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• Telemedicine: The COVID-19 necessity is here to stay - By Steve Allen, Director, Clinical Systems Segment, Health and Life Sciences, Intel The diffusion of innovation is typically a slow and laborious process, as users weigh the benefits of adopting a new technology against the costs of change. That is, until a crisis occurs. It is often these inflection points in history that accelerate change....
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• Debunking a Myth About Innovation and Standards - By Greg Slater, Vice-President, Policy and Technical Affairs and Earl Nied, Program Director, Standards and Intellectual Property Rights Everyone knows that a great idea means nothing if it never turns into a reality. This sentiment forms the core of Steve Jobs’ famed maxim, “Real artists ship!” However, a myth persists in some patent policy circles that a clear...
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• Intel Corporation – A Return to Work Plan - By Jeff Rittener, Chief Government Affairs Officer and General Manager of Intel’s Governments, Markets and Trade group (GMT) The impact of COVID-19 on the economy, healthcare systems and day to day life of people has been seen around the globe. Governments are working overtime to meet the needs...
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• Intel Supports FCC’s Vote to Improve Wi-Fi for Americans - By Jayne Stancavage, Executive Director of Communications Policy at Intel In the last 20 years, no new spectrum that can be used for Wi-Fi has been made available in the United States, despite an exponential increase in the use of Wi-Fi in...
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