Intel Corporation (Intel) was founded in 1968 and based in Santa Clara, California. Intel is the inventor of the x86 microprocessor, early developer of the SRAM DRAM memory chip, Atom, Pentium II microprocessors and the largest semiconductor manufacturer world-wide. Intel employs nearly 85,000 employees world-wide and is listed on NASDAQ.

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Technology and environmental sustainability leaders must work together on collaborative solutions to unlock the power of emerging technology to address the challenges of environmental sustainability, including those related ...

World's densest, totally silent solid state drive

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