If your teenage children are computer geeks, if they tinker with technology as a hobby, then the free Intel Museum at the microprocessor manufacturer's Santa Clara headquarters is for them. The museum ...

Imagine, for a moment, stepping foot in your favorite art museum and entering an exhibit that is entirely about you—your friends, your pictures, your favorite words and phrases. Intriguing, right?

Connect your Facebook account, give Intel a moment to work its magic, and then be wowed by a museum exhibit that chronicles your entire online life. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on ...

Today, the Intel Museum takes on a new form. In addition to the physical Intel Museum in Santa Clara, California, which is currently closed but could reopen as soon as July - people can now visit the ...

In brief: Intel has launched a digital version of the museum it maintains in Santa Clara, California, allowing people to virtually tour the facility and interact with exhibits from anywhere in the ...

Near about 366,848,493 of websites are available on the World Wide Web till December 2011. In last few months around 47 million hostnames and 7 million active websites have joined internet. Due to ...

Facebook users who want an interesting (and perhaps creepy) visualization of their activity on the world’s largest social network can get it with the help of Intel’s new Museum of Me application. When ...

If you live in Pennsylvania, you visit the Hershey museum. In Michigan, the Henry Ford museum. Since we live in Silicon Valley, we visited the Intel museum on Saturday. Starting them early, the museum ...

Santa Clara, California, USA - March 29, 2018: Entrance of The Intel Museum in Silicon Valley. Intel is an American multinational corporation and technology company. My Intel ideas have certainly come ...

If someone decided to make a museum exhibit out of your life–or rather, out of your Facebook life–what would it look like? Now you can find out, thanks to Intel’s new “Museum of Me” Facebook app.