Intel announced Progress Thru Processors, a new volunteer computing application built on the Facebook platform that allows people to donate their PC's unused processor power to research projects. Rosetta@home for instance, uses the additional computing power to help researchers find cures for cancer and other diseases such as HIV and Alzheimer's. Aug 2009

Follow Intel's first online interactive TV station—Intel Software Network TV as they broadcast from Siggraph the top conference on computer graphics. Aug 2009

Intel CEO Paul Otellini reported second-quarter annual results and earnings statement. Jul 2009

Intel will again be the subject of some good-humored laughs with U.S. late-night comedy host Conan O'Brien. Intel is one of the first official sponsors of "The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien," which launched under its new host on June 1. This time around, Intel and its "Sponsors of Tomorrow" marketing campaign will be woven organically with the show on-air and online through NBC Universal, the show's parent network. "The Tonight Show" is hosting a dedicated online page of co-branded content including on-air segments, interactive experiences and static ads. Jun 2009

Intel and Nokia announced an agreement to develop a new class of Intel® Architecture-based mobile computing devices and chipset architectures which will combine the performance of powerful computers with high-bandwidth cellular-style communications and high-speed Internet access. The new relationship will allow them to work together to design innovative mobile devices that will be much more capable than today's cell phones, and new software platforms that will allow those devices to easily run and access Internet web sites and applications. Read the Intel news release for more details. Jun 2009

The annual Intel Labs event showcases its research worldwide with more than 40 leading-edge projects showing computing's future. Read the Intel news release for more details. Jun 2009

Intel announced an agreement to acquire Wind River Systems Inc the leading software vendor in embedded devices. The acquisition will deliver to Intel robust software capabilities in embedded systems and mobile devices. Wind River will become a wholly owned subsidiary of Intel and continue with its current business model of supplying leading-edge products and services to its customers worldwide. Jun 2009

Intel's latest Corporate Responsibility Report highlights the ways it has applied technology and expertise to address environmental, social and economic challenges and summarizes new long-term goals to drive continuous improvement. Read Intel's director of Corporate Responsibility, Michael Jacobson's, blog post—What can we make possible? and the full Intel news release for full details. May 2009

Intel launched the first marketing campaign that promotes the brand and not a product in the United States, Germany and the United Kingdom with plans to take the campaign global. The new campaign presents a new Intel face to the public with quirkiness and humor and respect for technology. Read the Intel news release for more details. May 2009

Intel and Novell announced plans to work together and encourage original equipment manufacturers and original design manufacturers to adopt Moblin, the open source Linux software platform designed for Intel® Atom™ processor-based netbooks and other mobile systems. Read the Intel news release for more details. May 2009

The NewsHour* with Jim Lehrer announced that Intel has become a corporate sponsor of the NewsHour broadcast on Public Broadcasting Service and the Online NewsHour. Intel's sponsorship will continue through December 2009. Beyond providing general programming support, Intel will fund a series of mini-documentaries examining the role of innovation in the economy. Apr 2009

Intel CEO Paul Otellini and GE CEO Jeff Immelt unveiled an alliance between Intel and GE which outlines bold plans to help seniors and the chronically ill and dramatically change how healthcare is delivered. GE Healthcare will sell and market the Intel® Health Guide with both companies partnering and investing $250 million to research and develop home-based health technologies. Read the Intel news release for full details. Apr 2009

Intel introduced 17 enterprise-class processors, led by the Intel® Xeon® processor 5500 series-Intel's most revolutionary server processors since addressing the market with the Intel Pentium® Pro processor almost 15 years ago. To help celebrate the launch, a team from Intel's Digital Enterprise Group ceremonially rang the bell to open trading at the NASDAQ stock exchange. Read the Intel news release for full details. Apr 2009

Intel's CEO Paul Otellini announced Intel plans to invest $7 billion in new production capacity in the United States over the next two years. CNBC interviewed Otellini about the announcement, including a kudos phone call from President Obama. Feb 2009

In a pair of major WiMAX announcements, Intel has unveiled agreements that will bring wireless broadband connectivity to major cities in Japan. Read the Intel Capital news releases for details. Jun 2009

A study of nearly 400 "Best Companies to Work For" across India ranks Intel number two. The ranking, by the Great Place to Work Institute, also specifically honored Intel with a special category award as the single best company in India for "Work Life Balance." This marks the fifth year that Intel India has placed in the top-20, and Intel's ranking has improved every year. Jun 2009

Intel leaders Sean Maloney and Mooly Eden opened the first day of Asia's largest IT tradeshow, Computex 2009, unveiling a dazzling array of products and technology to fuel the global explosion of mobile computing. Read the Intel news releases for details. May 2009

The Intel Visual Computing Institute opened its doors at Saarland University in Saarbrücken, Germany. This new research center will explore advanced graphics and visual computing technologies that can create life-like, real-time experiences and more natural ways for people to interact with computers. To launch the center, Intel is investing $12 million over 5 years, which is Intel's largest European university collaboration. May 2009

Intel signed a collaborative research agreement with King Abdul-Aziz City of Science and Technology (KACST) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia to establish a world-class Center of Excellence in Nano-manufacturing Applications (CENA). Intel's Technology and Manufacturing Group is establishing CENA, and the facility will become operational in October 2010. May 2009

Anand Chandrasekher, Intel senior vice president and general manager of the Ultra Mobility Group, introduced two new processors for Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) and several other milestones during his keynote at the Intel Developer Forum in Beijing. Read the Intel news release for full details. Apr 2009

Intel announced that it's Intel® Health Guide, a care management tool designed for healthcare professionals who manage patients with chronic conditions, is being used in the NHS Lothian telehealth programme. This programme is one of the largest of its kind in the UK and will provide in-home care for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and other chronic conditions. Feb 2009

Japan joins the new era of mobile Internet with the introduction of 4G wireless broadband WiMAX service in the city of Tokyo and surrounding areas. UQ Communications commercial service in July 2009 will be the first deployment that aims to cover an entire country with WiMax service. Feb 2009

Intel announced the formation of Intel Labs Europe (ILE). ILE provides coordination for Intel's new collaborative architecture research projects in Europe and a common management team to work with the European research community and policy makers. Jan 2009

Intel has won a top award for its comprehensive corporate social responsibility (CSR) strategies and structures, and high ratio of employee involvement in CSR activities at AmCham Shanghai's fourth Annual Corporate Social Responsibility Conference and Awards. The awards honor and showcase organizations that make unremitting efforts on corporate citizenship. Read more in the Intel news release. Nov 2008