Intel splashes out $300m on diversity drive

Peter Gothard
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After #gamergate and #nadellagate, the company shows determination to attract more women and minorities

Intel has decided to put its money where much of the IT industry's mouth is and has pledged to spend $300m (£198.2m) on building a more diverse workforce, with women as a key focus. The announcement...

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