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Making 5G Technology Possible: A Conversation with Patrizia Greco from Intel Austria

Being part of a team that develops life-changing technologies is extremely rewarding. We recently sp...
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Intel Poland: Enabling 5G Internet and Changing the Future in the Programmable Solutions Group

Meet two engineers in Gdansk pushing possible forward to make the internet more accessible for every...
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“How cool would it be to work there?” For this designer, applying to Intel was the opportunity to make a real difference.

Meet Marta Chmiel, a system-on-chip designer at Intel Poland. She is a member of the FPGA and Progra...
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OUR TEAM IS PERCEIVED AS A ‘START-UP’ WITHIN A BIGGER COMPANY

Josef Hagn works as an RF Engineer for the Intel Communication and Devices Group (iCDG) in Munich, G...
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Life and work at Intel Germany – Our Technological Focus

Intel is synonymous with exciting technology: from the latest in AI and Automated Driving to powerfu...
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An Intel insider’s perspective: More than just a PC company

We’re known for our chips, but Intel is driving the future of groundbreaking technologies like 5G, a...
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CEO Brian Krzanich Talks about the Future of Intel

CEO Brian Krzanich recently addressed Intel employees to present how Intel has positioned itself to ...
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