Intel Malaysia helps 130 less privileged students look forward to the new school year
Kulim, December 6, 2006 – In a ceremony filled with fun and good cheer, Intel Malaysia for the tenth year in the row, hosted its Back To School drive to give school children from less privileged families in Kulim, a better start to the new school year.
Intel Malaysia and PSDC host forum for companies
Penang, September 18, 2006 – In line with the nation's socio-economic objectives, corporate social responsibility activities have now become a critical component to the success of companies in Malaysia.
Over 100 tonnes of solid waste collected
Kulim, September 13, 2006 – Over a three month period, Intel Malaysia employees, students of 58 participating schools in Penang & Kulim as well as the surrounding community managed to collect 110 tonnes of solid waste.
Intel Grants to support research and development in engineering and technology
Penang, September 5, 2006 – Intel Malaysia has renewed grants, to students and faculty from four top universities in Malaysia as part of Intel® Education initiative, a global, multimillion dollar effort to help realize the possibilities of science and technology in education.
Three secondary school students' winning idea secures them a seat to Intel® ISEF 2007
24 August 2006, Malaysia – The worries of rising petrol prices spurred three secondary school students to look for alternative fuel.
Intel Celebrates 10 Years in Kulim
Kulim, Malaysia, May 25, 2006 – Intel today officially opened the Kulim Design and Development Centre, a USD 40 million centre within Malaysia's Kulim Hi-Tech Park. This opening marks the 10th anniversary of Intel's presence in Kulim and is the latest in a series of investments in Malaysia by Intel, that now amount to USD 3 billion in total. Intel also announced an employee volunteer program to support the local communities it serves across Malaysia.
Intel Malaysia hopes to inculcate recycling habits in today's youth
Kulim, April 25, 2006 – Intel Malaysia seeks to increase awareness, responsibility and action toward a clean, healthy environment which are important values that Intel Malaysia seeks to inculcate in young Malaysians in Penang and Kulim. Today, the Intel Malaysia Recycling Campaign was launched by YB Dato' Dr. Teng Hock Nan, Penang State Exco for Local Government, Traffic Management, Information, and Community Relations, at the Intel Malaysia premises in Bayan Baru, Penang.
Petaling Jaya, April 6, 2006 – In support of the Ninth Malaysia Plan (9MP), Intel Malaysia today announced that it would ramp up collaboration with local universities, to drive the implementation of decision science as an engine for productivity growth. Intel aims to equip local graduates with the right skills and knowledge to make them more employable in a digital economy. Decision science, which teaches a scientific approach to decision making, will train local graduates to solve problems by mathematical optimization, simulation modeling, statistical and computing methods.
