Today, Intel Security has revealed a list of the Most Hackable Holiday Gifts of 2015. With this consumer education program, Intel Security provides insight into some common security risks associated with popular tech gifts and what consumers need to know to better protect themselves. For details on how to enjoy this year’s hot gifts more safely, please visit this blog by Gary Davis, Chief Consumer Security Evangelist at Intel Security.
Read MoreIntel CEO Brian Krzanich ranked #17 on ExecRank’s Top Mega and Large Cap CEOs list , an annual ranking that looks at executive performance across key areas including business results during tenure, earnings, and industry reputation. ExecRank is the largest global marketplace for advisors and board members.
Read MoreCelebrate this year’s Grandparents Day by initiating a Family Skill Swap , where grandchildren, grandparents and even parents can learn valued skills from one another. While grandparents can share secret family recipes or the most useful skill they learned from home economics, grandchildren can introduce their grandparents to e-reading and photo editing capabilities available on their tech gadgets
Read MoreThe Intel Developer Forum kicks off in San Francisco on Tuesday, and this year’s forum is about the growing ecosystem of developers, makers, and gamers who are redefining computing technology. From wearable technology and robotics to intelligent IoT systems, Intel has created an experience that is sure to inspire the developer community. Read more about IDF15 from Intel CEO Brian Krzanich in his blog post .
Read MoreThe Society for Information Display (SID) announced the winners of its 20th annual Display Industry Awards.
Read MoreGartner Research began ranking company’s supply chains a decade ago in order to identify companies that best demonstrate leadership in applying demand-driven principles to drive business results. This week Gartner announced 2015 rankings at their annual Gartner Supply Chain Executive Conference in Phoenix, Arizona.
Read MoreWrapping up their week in Washington, D.C., the 2015 Intel Science Talent Search finalists were honored by President Obama at the White House. On March 10, Intel announced the competition’s top winners and awarded more than $1 million to the 40 finalists – including three top awards of $150,000 each – to recognize and empower the nation’s most promising young scientists
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