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Need Sound Information, Intel Foundation For UN Peacekeepers To Meet ''Contemporary Threats'': India At UNSC
India on Wednesday called for a sound information and intelligence foundation aimed at securing UN peacekeepers to meet "contemporary threats", asserting that UN peacekeeping simply cannot afford to cede the information advantage to actors determine
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China Partners With Intel, Plans To Use AI, Drones To Protect Great Wall
Under an agreement between the government and the US tech giant Intel, the world's second largest manufacturer of semiconductors and microprocessors, and the China Foundation For Cultural Heritage Conservation will explore ways to collaborate in the inspection, repair and preservation of the Great Wall Of China, Xinhua news agency reported.
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Intel Completes $15.3-Billion Acquisition of Mobileye, Joins Self-Driving Bandwagon
"With Mobileye, Intel emerges as a leader in creating the technology foundation that the automotive industry needs for an autonomous future," said Intel CEO Brian Krzanich in a statement.
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Seven Indian Companies Receive Fewer H-1B Visas in 2016, Claims Report
National Foundation for American Policy said the 9,356 new H-1B petitions for the top seven Indian-based companies approved in fiscal 2016 represent only 0.006 percent of the US labour force.
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Now, New ‘Smart Bangle’ That Sends Pregnancy Tips
Mumbai: A high-tech bangle that alerts pregnant women to toxic fumes and issues audio tips promises to boost maternal health in India and other South Asian countries, as smart devices deliver ever more services to remote communities. The colourful, lightweight bangle feeds information directly to expectant mothers – and is built to withstand the...
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Indian-American Teen Syamantak Payra Wins Intel Young Scientist Award
A 15-year-old Indian-American boy has won the prestigious 'Intel Foundation Young Scientist Award' for developing a low-cost electronically-aided knee brace that allows a person with a weakened leg to walk more naturally.
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Nine Indian-American Students Win Awards at Prestigious International Science Fair
An Indian-American student won the prestigious Intel Foundation Young Scientist Award Friday, while nine students from across India won awards in various categories and five US students were awarded science trips to India at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (IISEF) in Pttsburgh.
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Three Indian-Americans Win Medals at Intel Science Competition
Three Indian-Americans have won medals at the prestigious Intel Science Talent Search for the year 2015, and alongside other winners, today they will get a chance to meet US President Barack Obama at the White House.
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Indian-American Students Reach Finals of the Intel Science Talent Search
13 Indian-Americans are among the 40 high school seniors named finalists in the Intel Science Talent Search 2015, America's oldest and most prestigious pre-college science and math competition.
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Intel Explores Wearable Devices for Parkinson's Disease Research
The chip maker is teaming up with the Michael J. Fox Foundation to conduct research on the neurodegenerative brain disease.
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Intel Explores Wearable Devices for Parkinson's Disease Research
Intel Corp plans to use wearable gadgets such as smart watches to monitor patients with Parkinson's disease and collect data that can be shared with researchers.
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Two Indian-American students among top 10 of Intel science awards
Two Indian-American students today made it to the top 10 of the prestigious Intel Science Talent Search awards, bagging a prize of $20,000 each.
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Indian-American teen invents device that can charge phone in 20 seconds
Eesha Khare from Saratoga in California was awarded the Young Scientist Award by the Intel Foundation after developing the tiny device that fits inside mobile phone batteries that could allow them to charge within 20-30 seconds.
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Indian-American teen invents device that can charge phone in 20 seconds
An 18-year-old Indian-American girl has invented a super-capacitor device that could potentially charge a cellphone in less than 20 seconds.
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HP launches Intel Atom-based Moonshot servers
HP Moonshot marks the beginning of a new style of IT that will change the infrastructure economics and lay the foundation for the next 20 billion devices.
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Need Sound Information, Intel Foundation For UN Peacekeepers To Meet ''Contemporary Threats'': India At UNSC
India on Wednesday called for a sound information and intelligence foundation aimed at securing UN peacekeepers to meet "contemporary threats", asserting that UN peacekeeping simply cannot afford to cede the information advantage to actors determine
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China Partners With Intel, Plans To Use AI, Drones To Protect Great Wall
Under an agreement between the government and the US tech giant Intel, the world's second largest manufacturer of semiconductors and microprocessors, and the China Foundation For Cultural Heritage Conservation will explore ways to collaborate in the inspection, repair and preservation of the Great Wall Of China, Xinhua news agency reported.
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Intel Completes $15.3-Billion Acquisition of Mobileye, Joins Self-Driving Bandwagon
"With Mobileye, Intel emerges as a leader in creating the technology foundation that the automotive industry needs for an autonomous future," said Intel CEO Brian Krzanich in a statement.
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Seven Indian Companies Receive Fewer H-1B Visas in 2016, Claims Report
National Foundation for American Policy said the 9,356 new H-1B petitions for the top seven Indian-based companies approved in fiscal 2016 represent only 0.006 percent of the US labour force.
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Now, New ‘Smart Bangle’ That Sends Pregnancy Tips
Mumbai: A high-tech bangle that alerts pregnant women to toxic fumes and issues audio tips promises to boost maternal health in India and other South Asian countries, as smart devices deliver ever more services to remote communities. The colourful, lightweight bangle feeds information directly to expectant mothers – and is built to withstand the...
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Indian-American Teen Syamantak Payra Wins Intel Young Scientist Award
A 15-year-old Indian-American boy has won the prestigious 'Intel Foundation Young Scientist Award' for developing a low-cost electronically-aided knee brace that allows a person with a weakened leg to walk more naturally.
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Nine Indian-American Students Win Awards at Prestigious International Science Fair
An Indian-American student won the prestigious Intel Foundation Young Scientist Award Friday, while nine students from across India won awards in various categories and five US students were awarded science trips to India at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (IISEF) in Pttsburgh.
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Three Indian-Americans Win Medals at Intel Science Competition
Three Indian-Americans have won medals at the prestigious Intel Science Talent Search for the year 2015, and alongside other winners, today they will get a chance to meet US President Barack Obama at the White House.
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Indian-American Students Reach Finals of the Intel Science Talent Search
13 Indian-Americans are among the 40 high school seniors named finalists in the Intel Science Talent Search 2015, America's oldest and most prestigious pre-college science and math competition.
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Intel Explores Wearable Devices for Parkinson's Disease Research
The chip maker is teaming up with the Michael J. Fox Foundation to conduct research on the neurodegenerative brain disease.
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Intel Explores Wearable Devices for Parkinson's Disease Research
Intel Corp plans to use wearable gadgets such as smart watches to monitor patients with Parkinson's disease and collect data that can be shared with researchers.
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Two Indian-American students among top 10 of Intel science awards
Two Indian-American students today made it to the top 10 of the prestigious Intel Science Talent Search awards, bagging a prize of $20,000 each.
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Indian-American teen invents device that can charge phone in 20 seconds
Eesha Khare from Saratoga in California was awarded the Young Scientist Award by the Intel Foundation after developing the tiny device that fits inside mobile phone batteries that could allow them to charge within 20-30 seconds.
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Indian-American teen invents device that can charge phone in 20 seconds
An 18-year-old Indian-American girl has invented a super-capacitor device that could potentially charge a cellphone in less than 20 seconds.
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HP launches Intel Atom-based Moonshot servers
HP Moonshot marks the beginning of a new style of IT that will change the infrastructure economics and lay the foundation for the next 20 billion devices.
