Intel was awarded with the first ever Corporate Contribution and Leadership Award by the Global Connections for Women Foundation (GC4W) for its continuing commitment and progress made in girls’ and women’s empowerment and gender equality. At the International Women’s Day Awards & Benefit Gala at the Library of Congress on March 7, Intel was recognized for its efforts, which include programs supporting girls’ education and tech empowerment, such as Intel’s role as a strategic founding partner of the Girl Rising film and social action campaign, and the Intel® She Will Connect program which seeks to expand technology access for millions of women globally, beginning in sub-Saharan Africa where the Internet gender gap is the greatest.
Read MoreAt Mobile World Congress this week, Intel announced new efforts with several industry leaders to transform network infrastructure with standardized hardware and software, and help accelerate the industry’s move toward a flexible, agile software defined infrastructure. This enables both telecommunications and cloud service providers to improve network efficiencies and more quickly deliver new services and capabilities for consumers and businesses.
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Read MoreSoon the wireless industry will convene at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona to show and discuss the future of mobility. Intel will be there to introduce and showcase new products and technologies designed to advance next-generation wireless networks and the growing range of smart devices connecting to them. The news is under wraps until the show, but Intel vice president Julie Coppernoll blogs today about several themes the industry (and Intel) will likely be talking about.
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