Intel plans $3.5 billion investment fund

As mentioned above, Intel plans on a $3.5 billion investment on our posterity.

On prima facie, you might be wondering, why not invest in R&D or something?


Well, this comes down to the fact that human are our best form of resources and assets in business. Without the instrumental human talent, the company's development will be moribund and outdate.


They need an incessant influx of ideas to stay on top of the game, particularly in the technology industry
which is so fast-paced.


Firms including Advanced Technology Ventures, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and Walden International have committed to "steer investments into technologies that will drive economic growth and job creation in the United States," Otellini said.


As you can see, they are moving into technology that drives job creation like I mentioned above and to stimulate economic growth.

Intel is renowned for the development of chips and processors. By investing more funds in the development of their niche, Intel will emerge as a fierce competitor to all the other players in the industry.


Right now, the economy is still recovering, in its covalescence stage so to speak. Nonetheless, companies are already looking into the possible options of expanding their operations. In turn, they need to retrofit their systems in order to compete more effectively with their competitors.


This is where Intel plays a salient role. That is to provide these companies with the high-performance systems that they need in the new era after this notorious economic crisis. Everyone is picking themselves up and are ready to move on.


In case you did not realise, a lot of companies have been conducting clandestine trainings vigorously during the past year. They did not just sit there and watch how the financial crisis tore their profits apart. Instead, they worked and trained and now, they are stronger than ever before.

All they need now is the apposite technology to support their plans to bring their companies to a whole new position in the field.


And Intel and other IT corporations are just doing that, to help them find the right technology they need by investing in the necessary fields of technology.




Credits -cnn, -robertson, -clabedan, -mystein