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Cray Inc. (the company that virtually invented the supercomputer) and Intel have signed a multi-year agreement to develop and introduce future Cray supercomputers that will feature Intel processors as well as new Intel and Cray technologies. The two industry leaders are collaborating to develop high performance computing systems that will help solve some of the world's most complex scientific, engineering and humanitarian challenges. Apr 2008

Epic Games, Inc., the award-winning developer of multimillion-selling games and the world's leading game engine, Unreal Engine 3, announced plans to follow up the original "$1 Million Make Something Unreal Contest" with an all new competition to include esteemed sponsor, Intel Corporation. Winnings exceed $1 million in value, and consist of one coveted Unreal Engine 3 license as a grand prize and other cash awards and prizes, including Intel® Software Development Products and Velocity Micro PCs based on the Intel® Dual Socket Extreme Desktop Platform with two Intel® Core™2 Extreme quad-core processors. Apr 2008

Intel has announced Intel® SOA Expressway for Healthcare; a software that provides an efficient way to exchange healthcare information inside hospitals and with health information networks. The product will allow healthcare providers to more easily connect with one another so that each can provide better care while benefiting from reduced integration costs. Apr 2008

Intel has introduced five new Intel® Atom™ processors and Intel Centrino® Atom™ processor technology for Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) and embedded computing solutions. The technology package includes the Intel® Atom™ processor plus a single-chip with integrated graphics called the Intel® System Controller Hub that enables PC-like capabilities, an uncompromised Internet experience and long battery life in smaller and affordable devices that can fit in your pocket. Manufacturers around the world are planning to ship Intel-based MIDs beginning this summer." Apr 2008

An Intel and Microsoft research alliance is the largest U.S. joint effort to date on mainstream parallel computing. To bring the benefits of multi-core processing into the mainstream, researchers will make parallel computing easier for developers. The research adds to existing parallel computing programs at Microsoft, Intel, the University of California at Berkeley, and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Mar 2008

Intel has further increased its energy-efficient performance lead with the introduction of two low-voltage 45 nanometer (nm) processors for servers and workstations that run at 50 watts, or just 12.5 watts per core and frequencies as high as 2.50 GigaHertz (GHz). The Quad-Core Intel® Xeon® Processor L5400 Series takes advantage of Intel's unique 45nm manufacturing capabilities and reinvented transistor formula that combine to boost performance and reduce power consumption in data centers. Mar 2008

For those who crave more performance than what four processing cores and a single graphics card can deliver today, Intel has introduced the Intel® Dual Socket Extreme Desktop Platform. This is one of the first enthusiast desktop platforms to support two Intel quad core processors for a total of eight processing engines and a choice of multi-card graphics solutions from either ATI* or NVIDIA*. Feb 2008

Intel CEO Paul Otellini took the stage at Macworld to help Apple CEO Steve Jobs announce the 13.3" MacBook Air. Jobs called the Air the world's thinnest notebook, ranging from 0.16-0.74 inches in width. To do so, Jobs said that Apple asked Intel to reduce the processor package by 60%. Intel delivered by bringing the package of the Intel® Core™ 2 Duo processor to "the width of a dime, thick as a nickel." Jobs praised Intel's engineering efforts and thanked Paul and Intel for the innovation. Jan 2008

Intel has unveiled 16 products, including the company's first 45 nanometer (nm) processors for Intel® Centrino® Processor Technology based laptops. Jan 2008

The Taiwan Ministry of Economic Affairs and Intel Taiwan signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly accelerate the commercial deployment of WiMAX in Taiwan. The collaboration is also expected to enhance the global competitiveness of Taiwan-originated WiMAX offerings through greater interoperability with WiMAX infrastructure in other countries. Apr 2008

Intel Capital announced its second China investment fund, the Intel Capital China Technology Fund II. The new US$500 million fund will be used for Intel Capital investments in wireless broadband, technology, media, telecommunications and "clean tech" that complement Intel's corporate initiatives and help expand technology market segments in China. Apr 2008

Intel Chairman Craig Barrett kicked off his fourth visit to the Gulf region by pledging technical support for building a high-speed wireless network in the country using a long-range wireless technology known as WiMAX. He also dedicated a pilot project for e-learning at a Saudi Arabian school, which is becoming a top priority in many educational systems throughout the world. Apr 2008

Intel unveiled a new design of the Intel-powered classmate PC at the Intel Developer Forum in Shanghai. The second-generation Intel-powered classmate PC is an affordable, fully functional, rugged Internet-centric computer platform. Apr 2008

Intel provided WiMAX and Wi-Fi technology support for RacingThePlanet, a footrace across Vietnam. Intel helped establish WiMAX connectivity in a remote village, which previously had only two phones, along the race route. This Wi-Fi and WiMAX project in Vietnam represented a collaboration among many Intel teams around the globe. Feb 2008

Intel has redefined diversity to extend beyond the original focus on employee diversity to include global suppliers. This led to the creation and expansion of a formal global supplier diversity program. According to Craig Brown, Intel's vice president of the Technology and Manufacturing Group and director of materials, "We get a lot more creativity...with diversity." Jan 2008

A year after Intel and several technology partners installed a high-speed WiMAX wireless network in Parintins, Brazil-giving 100,000 people access to medical, educational, and information resources-Intel Chairman Craig Barrett returned to see the progress achieved to date. He also helped launch new initiatives to move the digital transformation forward. Dec 2007

While visiting Beijing No. 2 Middle School, Paul Otellini announced a significant milestone for the Intel® Teach Program: one million teachers-nearly 10 percent of China's teachers-have completed the program since it started in 2000. Nov 2007

Visiting Africa's most populous nation, Intel Board Chairman Craig Barrett announced a comprehensive set of digital inclusion projects aimed at improving education, healthcare, and economic development for Nigeria's 140 million people. Oct 2007

Former U.S. President Bill Clinton announced that Intel will bring its teacher training program online. The goal is to help more than 1.5 million teachers in 15 countries integrate technology into their classrooms. Intel Chairman Craig Barrett joined Clinton in New York at the 2007 annual meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative to announce the new Intel® Teach Program as part of Intel's $100 million-plus annual investment in worldwide education initiatives. Sep 2007