Intel Corporation opens the doors to a unique exhibition in London that explores the relationship between art and technology. Bringing to life the inspiration behind Intel’s Visual Life campaign, ‘Remastered: A Visibly Smart Production from Intel’ brings the art and technology world together in a fusion of classic art and boundary-pushing technology.
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Yesterday, March 3, TED, the non-profit organization behind the TED Conference and TED Talks, announced 10 winners of its first Ads Worth Spreading competition, which was launched late September, 2010. The idea behind the contest was to celebrate the hilarious commercials that run longer than traditional TV Ads (up to 5 minutes instead of 30 seconds), which is enough “to make an authentic human connection” and tell an engaging and intelligent story. The top-10 list of 2011 winners includes clips, which were developed between January 2010 and January 2011 for organizations and brands including Chrysler, Intel and Target.
Intel has been a long-time supporter of emerging talents in areas of technology, and this time it decided to turn to music to help aspiring musicians spread their wings. In the middle of this summer, Intel, Cakewalk (the world’s leading developer of products for music creation and recording) and music site OurStage.com teamed up together to launch a new exciting competition for songwriters and music producers.
People go to a psychologist if they can’t find a common language with their family members and friends or have some phobias, but nobody thinks that you also need a specialist to improve your emotionally rocky relationship with computers. Intel believes that it is the right time to change the situation —with its new Tech Therapy Group the company unveils the methods of bringing people together with technology.