Intel to invest $1 billion in emerging markets
Intel will spend more than $1 billion during the next five years to help bring computers, training and Internet connectivity to emerging nations.
Called the World Ahead program, the effort essentially expands on other programs Intel has conducted to bring computing to countries like India and China, particularly to people who live in small cities and villages. Though India has become a software powerhouse, it’s estimated that the country a year ago had only 14 PCs for every 1,000 people.
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