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.

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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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.

Initiative uses Intel®-based computers to stop cassava disease from threatening food security of millions.

Yesenia shares her college journey successes, struggles, and the impact of her Beyond 12 coach.

Intel visits global sourcing locales to create solutions for a verified conflict-free product.

Highlights from 435 Intel Folsom and Sacramento employees volunteering at 12 community nonprofits.

Highlights of Intel Folsom and Sacramento employees volunteering day in the community.

Intel skills-based volunteering program changes lives with legal advocacy.

Intel legal team helps a mom attain legal guardianship of her child, securing a stable upbringing.

Training students and teachers to use Intel-based classmate PCs to expand education opportunities.

Helping set up classrooms, Intel volunteers also gave 24 teachers $1,000 to replace materials.