Intel Software

[Audio] Good afternoon, professor; I am presenting my PowerPoint on Intel software..

[Audio] Intel software EST. And History Intel was an American multinational business that was founded on July 16th, 1968, and specialized in technology, especially computer software. Their headquarters is in Santa Clara, California. Intel is one of the largest chip. manufacturing companies..

[Audio] Continuing with intel's history we have in 1969 a landmark of developments including the first logo, the first product, and the first sale. In the 1970s, the first intel processor was developed which also paved the way for inexpensive computing. In 1971, the first ever electronically programable microprocessor was introduced. In 1973, "offered software development tools for Intel processors." (Explore Intel's History, n.d.). Here, you can review their mission and beliefs https://panmore.com/intel-corporation-vision-statement-mission-statement.

[Audio] In 1974, the 8080 microprocessor was supposed to go down as the most important technology to help better mankind. 1975 Intel experienced a year of triumphs and challenges, which they used those experiences to power the first personal computer, the Altair 800.

[Audio] Intel's influence on social Media. Intel has left its presence in all social media, always having a helping hand in social media communities. Socials that use intel are Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Google+, ETC. Intel does run social media pages to aid socials along with customers to put there company name out there. Intel is the main reason for what we have today, along with others in this technology business area..

[Audio] Intel's goal and mission is to focus on business development and leadership. Product leadership into the modern age so they can help push the future. Open platforms to expand on their business with AI and other new technologies. And manufacturing at scale.

[Audio] Here is intel's main webpage with all their information, Products, and history. Also, I have included this common picture almost everyone has seen at some point typically on a laptop..

[Audio] Plakings Digital or social media influence. Planking was popular on Facebook and YouTube. This activity involves lying face down with your hands on your side and taking pictures in weird public places. Like planking on top of a statue in public. It originated from "The phenomenon started to gain momentum across the country in March 2011, when the pro-rugby player David "Wolfman" Williams planked." (Brad, 2023).

[Audio] The two social media used for the trend were Facebook to post pics of random locations and YouTube of people recording themselves planking in public places. The use of Facebook and YouTube allowed this trend to become a worldwide challenge of who could pose in the weirdest, craziest place. This challenge did not affect the world besides some fun and humor..

[Audio] My analysis of the impact of planking on the social media world was a positive impact on helping people connect together online and in person. The way this challenge went off was a famous player performed the action live during a game to make it a meme. This benefitted the players popularity as well as the social media that were used for this challenge..

[Audio] This trend could have been handled better by being safe. Lots of people put their lives on the line to take a silly pic that could have cost them their lives. People shouldn't have been placing themselves in a threatening situation. This trend was meant for fun and humanity, but people took it too far, and it took a dark turn. This trend took a life "20-year-old Australian Acton Beale fell seven stories to his death from the balcony" (Meltzer, 2018). They also could have made this a more beneficial trend, like ALS, and donated money to a charity..

References. Meltzer, T. (2018, March 13). Planking: a brief history. The Guardian. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2011/may/16/planking-a-brief-history Francis, A. (2023, October 9). Case study: Intel’s Social Media Strategy - MBA Knowledge Base. MBA Knowledge Base. https://www.mbaknol.com/management-case-studies/case-study-intels-social-media-strategy/ Gonsalves, J. (2019, November 25). Umm, We Need To Discuss WTF Was Up With Planking? Punkee. https://punkee.com.au/planking-viral-trend-dedication/88172 Brad. (2023b, April 12). Planking. Know Your Meme. https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/planking.

Explore Intel’s history. (n.d.-b). https://timeline.intel.com/.