* Low Cost Low Power (LCLP) Chips to provide cheap and robust computing power.
* Investment in communication technologies which can be used to provide connectivity in rural areas.
The plight of farmers is an issue that matters. Only by making their work more efficient, more profitable, and more sustainable can we meet the much needed available and affordable food. As demonstrated in the project in Odisha, eAgriculture provides a cheap and fully sustainable way to help farmers. The impact on farmers’ lives is potentially immense, as they are able to lower the costs of their production, improve productivity, and thereby increasing the incomes. The impact on society is equally powerful, as countries can achieve food security, while creating jobs and strengthening long-term economic growth.
* Creating Ecosystem Standards in order to maintain quality in end products manufactured and sold.
Sustainability at Intel Corp. has grown from a concept driven to a shared priority that influences each parameter of the company—from its employees and buildings to its products and communities. Intel’s efforts in the area of sustainability have been publicly recognized for the quality maintenance.
* Creating Local Language Application in order to make it easy for local population to access them. * Supporting Local Language Content Creators in order to create engagement with Local Population.
Gender Diversity in the Workforce
* Technical Program to inculcate and educate about STEM opportunities for School Students.
STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math.
Intel believes that young people are the key for global problems. A solid math and science foundation combined with skills such as critical thinking, logical thinking, and problem solving are crucial for their success. To help students
