New! Girls and Women digital divide

Intel interviews women from developing countries about the benefits of Internet access.

Through education and local economic support, tribal women start prosperous micro-businesses.

Intel pairs with World Vision for more educational opportunities, especially for women in Africa. (2:09)

Shows San Luis’ 20-year plan to boost graduates and Web users using World Ahead and PCs to educate.

10x10 and Intel lead a global campaign to help change girls’ and women’s education worldwide. (1:33)

Intel and students at Auburn City School District talk about transforming education with technology. (2:04)

Educators are shaping the future in classrooms around the world. Learn how Intel® Education Solutions create solutions that help students develop 21st century skills.

Araucaria City, Brazil implements learning solutions

Viper and Intel bring the computer lab directly to students in Pakistan, making learning fun. (5:05)

Intel and 10x10act.org are changing girls’ and women’s future through education, opportunities, and fairness. (1:45)

The Intel Science and Technology Center at Carnegie Mellon focuses on cloud computing.

Nano explorers, photo dynamic therapy, Intel International Science Fair, 2010. (1:53)

2011 Intel® Science Talent Search finalists cheer innovation (1:50)

10x10 is a social action campaign film and global movement for girls' education (www.10x10act.org). (1:31)