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Intel starts high level IT blog

Engineers are waiting for your call

By INQUIRER staff

Thu Oct 12 2006, 11:57

WELCOME THEN to the IT@Intel Blog which has a number of high powered Chipzilla folk talking to anyone who stops by.

The folk include Martin Curley, a senior principal engineer at Intel; Marty Menard, director of the Platform Capability Group; and Jeff Moriarty, program manager of the Enterprise Collaboration and Engineer group.

Others include David Sward and Nathan Zeldes and so far the contributions have interested a number of folk.

The bog started off with Moriarty wondering whether he's posting to a ravenous horde of people, or to a chorus of chirping crickets and curious Chipzilla employees.

It's very new, so stop by here and have a dekko. µ

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