XPrize founder Peter Diamandis discusses how evolving IT enables more people to change the future.

Journey through Intel’s history, from the 1960s to now, and see how we’re just getting started.

Through education and local economic support, tribal women start prosperous micro-businesses.

Raquel Redshirt uses everyday materials to build solar ovens, fulfilling Navajo community needs.

Egyptian girls launch an adult literacy class and enrich communities using the Intel® Learn Program.

The largest electronic vote in the world is in Brazil. A better future driven by intelligent connected technology from Intel.

Intel executives explain how Intel is transforming into a computing solutions company.

We’re always on the move, so Intel’s creating a world to help you take experiences with you.

Intel® technology enables people to do amazing things with their passion, purpose, and potential.

Susannah Vila uses her powerful and responsive Ultrabook™ to create a better future with social change.

What happens in the space of one Internet minute? Well, for starters: Six million Facebook pages are viewed, 30 hours of video are posted on YouTube...

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Do Amazing Things with the Ultrabook™- Inspired by Intel

See how the best part of something happening is right before when anything can happen.

This one-minute video shows Intel Genevieve Bell as she explores technology through everyday curiosity. (1:00)

Batik maker Nancy Margried helps traditional art thrive using technology and old techniques. (5:21)

Exploring how new technologies will make computing more accessible by tapping thousands of computers.

Training 125 girls and 450 rural kids on Intel-powered PCs to inspire learning and education.

Museum staff and visitors describe their favorite new interactive exhibits at the Intel Museum.