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High-Ranking Corporate Executives Also Charged in Scheme That Generated More Than $25 Million in Illicit Gains

Washington, D.C., Oct. 16, 2009 — The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged billionaire Raj Rajaratnam and his New York-based hedge fund advisory firm Galleon Management LP with engaging in a massive insider trading scheme that generated more than $25 million in illicit gains. The SEC also charged six others involved in the scheme, including senior executives at major companies IBM, Intel and McKinsey & Company.    » read more »

PALO ALTO, Calif., June 8, 2009 -- HP, Intel Corporation and Yahoo! Inc. today announced that three new research organizations will join Open Cirrus™, a global, multiple data center, open source test bed for the advancement of cloud computing research.

The new entities, which include the Russian Academy of Sciences, South Korea’s Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute and MIMOS, a strategic research and development organization under the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation in Malaysia, were revealed today at the first Open Cirrus Summit.    » read more »

July 23, 2008 -- On July 29, 2008, representatives from Cisco, Intel, and key customers in healthcare and education will discuss their approach and best practices for delivering high performance mobile computing with 802.11n Draft 2.0 wireless networking and mobility technologies. The discussion will highlight:

* Cisco and Intel sharing performance results from extensive testing of 802.11n technologies.

* IT professionals from Southeast Alabama Medical Center and a university describing their business needs and technical considerations for deploying 802.11n.

* Interactive Q&A    » read more »

Michigan joins computing industry leaders in green initiative

April 21, 2008 -- LANSING - Michigan Governor Jennifer M. Granholm today announced that Michigan will be joining the Climate Savers Computing Initiative to spur the utilization of more energy-efficient computers and servers in state offices and agencies.

Low-energy desktop computer system from Fujitsu Siemens: Listed in the Climate Savers catalog of energy-efficient computing products.

The Climate Savers Computing Initiative is a national effort led by Dell, EDS, Google, HP, Intel, Lenovo, Microsoft, Pacific Gas and Electric, and the World Wildlife Fund to increase energy efficiency and the use of more efficient computer equipment.    » read more »

New Strategic Investment, Software Certification Service also Disclosed at Shanghai IDF

INTEL DEVELOPER FORUM, Shanghai, April 3, 2008 – Intel Corporation unveiled a new design of the Intel-powered classmate PC today at the Intel Developer Forum in Shanghai. As announced in a keynote by Andrew Chien, Intel vice president, Corporate Technology Group and director of Intel Research, the second-generation Intel-powered classmate PC is an affordable, fully functional, rugged Internet-centric computer platform.    » read more »

SANTA CLARA, Calif., April 2, 2008 – Intel Corporation has filed its proxy materials, including its annual report and proxy statement, with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Intel's proxy materials are now available online at intel.com/intel/annualreports under the SEC Notice and Access rule.    » read more »

With 45nm High-K Transistor Formula as Centerpiece, Execs at Shanghai Intel Developer Forum Outline 'Milliwatts to Petaflops' Hi-Tech Plans

INTEL DEVELOPER FORUM, Shanghai, April 2, 2008 – Intel Corporation today introduced five new Intel® Atom™ processors and Intel Centrino® Atom™ processor technology for Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) and embedded computing solutions.

Intel Atom Processor Package: Intel® Atom™ processor package on a U.S. penny with the Intel® System Controller Hub standing against the U.S. quarter (Source: Intel)    » read more »

Legendary Mod-Making Contest with More than $1 Million in Cash and Prizes to Spark Game Development

April 2, 2008 -- Oregon Governor wants to further understanding of the critical factors supporting the growth of Intel manufacturing and the R&D center in Israel and look for lessons learned that might apply to Oregon.

(Kiryat Gat, Israel)-- Governor Ted Kulongoski continued his business development mission in Israel today where met with representatives from Intel’s Israeli research and development (R&D) facility.

Intel is Israel’s largest non-governmental employer, with 7,300 workers in production and R&D. By way of comparison, Intel has approximately 15,500 employees in Oregon. Intel chose Israel as the location for its first design and development center outside the US in 1974, the same year Intel acquired its first Oregon site in Aloha.    » read more »

World’s 3rd Fastest Machine is up and running at Intel

January 28, 2008 -- RIO RANCHO – New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson today unveiled New Mexico’s new Supercomputer -- the 3rd fastest in the world. The supercomputer, named “Encanto” which means “enchanted,” is housed at Intel Corp. in Rio Rancho.

“New Mexico is serious about developing its high-tech economy,” said Governor Bill Richardson. “As news of our Supercomputer spreads, more and more businesses and educational institutions want to work with the state."    » read more »

Intel Corporation Leads Nation as New No. 1 Purchaser

Subpoena Seeks Information on Potentially Monopolistic Practices

NEW YORK, NY (January 10, 2008) ‑ New York Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo today served a wide-ranging subpoena seeking documents and information on Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC), the world’s largest maker of computer microprocessors. Cuomo is investigating whether Intel violated state and federal antitrust laws by coercing customers to exclude its main rival, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), from the worldwide market for x86 computer processing units (CPU).    » read more »

04 January 2008 -- A project aimed at providing inexpensive computers for millions of children in developing countries has hit a snag.

The program is called "One Laptop Per Child" (OLPC) and the Intel Corporation is pulling out of the project.

Intel is the world's largest computer chipmaker, and it was providing money and expertise.

Intel officials left the board of directors of the OLPC non-profit group after a disagreement over the company's continuing support for its own effort to build and sell cheap laptops using new technology.    » read more »

New Jersey School Views Itself as 'Force for Reform' in Teaching Mathematics

WASHINGTON, D.C., Oct. 4, 2007 – Intel Corporation named Bergen Academies in Hackensack, N.J., as the "Star Innovator" among six winners of the 2007 Intel Schools of Distinction Awards.

Intel sponsors the awards to honor schools for implementing innovative math and science programs and serving as models for other schools. The Intel Foundation and sponsoring companies will distribute to this year's winning schools a total of more than $1 million in cash, products and services.    » read more »

Intel, Nokia and Nokia Siemens Networks Collaborate on Global WiMAX Interoperability for Devices, Infrastructure Equipment

WIMAX WORLD, Chicago, Sept. 26, 2007 – In an effort to ensure that mobile WiMAX wireless products work well together and with other products globally, Intel Corporation, Nokia and Nokia Siemens Networks today announced that they are testing interoperability across Intel's forthcoming WiMAX silicon for laptops and mobile Internet devices, Nokia WiMAX devices and Nokia Siemens Networks WiMAX infrastructure equipment.    » read more »