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Faster food > fast food.

Hi-Auto conversational #AI is a game changer for @LeesFamousChick. It keeps wait times down, customer satisfaction up, and the kitchen fully staffed. Plus, it’s powered by @Intel technology. https://t.co/rxdOxhAQcD pic.twitter.com/eMfNY2V069

— Intel (@intel) June 28, 2022

Episode XI: The Cores Awaken.

Who knew such a futuristic concept would become a total classic? Here are a few of our favorite quotes… #MayThe4thBeWithYou pic.twitter.com/83rnV4ibMI

— Intel (@intel) May 4, 2022

The transistors get smaller, but the facts get more impressive.

Learn how 57 years later we’re continuing to advance #MooresLaw with new architectures, packaging, and more. #semiconductors https://t.co/5YLMmscSLV pic.twitter.com/m6zb8DvLEf

— Intel (@intel) April 27, 2022

Moore is much more than just a law.

Since its founding, Intel has been devoted to relentlessly advancing #MooresLaw, and we continue to innovate with new processes like transistor architectures and 3D stacking. #semiconductors https://t.co/w1xZmthojr pic.twitter.com/EuxSoowUUf

— Intel (@intel) April 25, 2022

Not all heroes wear scrubs 🤖

RoomieBot helps protect #healthcare workers by taking vitals of #COVID19 patients as they enter the hospital. All with the help of @Intel vision processing technologies. https://t.co/Y4XHZSvuwZ pic.twitter.com/CN4iaesKta

— Intel (@intel) February 10, 2022

The @girlsmoonshot helps young innovators shoot for the moon 🌕

And by holding hands, they just might make it there. Working with an organization that is committed to closing the gender gap in #STEM means the world to us. pic.twitter.com/6M6MXzsAM4

— Intel (@intel) January 19, 2022

The team at @XimiraLLC had a vision for a backpack with built-in #AI to help people with visual impairments. https://t.co/NZmHc71CXl

They also had the foresight to use open-source technologies, so engineers everywhere can help improve performance. pic.twitter.com/XvPOBeWcB1

— Intel (@intel) November 23, 2021

We ❤️ Ada Lovelace, the first computer programmer who designed programs in the mid 1800s. On #AdaLovelaceDay, we’re celebrating this legend of mathematics and the punch cards she used. pic.twitter.com/nLRJVYPWS1

— Intel (@intel) October 12, 2021

Ella is the barista that will never get your name wrong. What drink would you have her make? #NationalCoffeeDay pic.twitter.com/m7n9prAh1T

— Intel (@intel) September 29, 2021

Whether you sit at a desk or in your bed, there are a lot of online learning styles.

Which #OnlineLearningDay technique do you use with your laptop? pic.twitter.com/egJQa9nhuy

— Intel (@intel) September 15, 2021

If something online seems phishy 🎣 it probably is.

Keep your wits about you while you’re on the web and have a safe #NationalComputerSecurityDay. pic.twitter.com/bYlU9FEhle

— Intel (@intel) November 30, 2021