On Oct. 3, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich will speak at the first European edition of the Maker Faire in Rome. Described as the largest exhibition in the world dedicated to innovation, creativity and enterprise, Maker Faires celebrate the “maker” movement and lovers of the “do it yourself” spirit. Krzanich will discuss Intel’s history of support for the maker community and Maker Faire events, highlight future collaboration and share details of Intel products that aim to spur even more maker innovation. Intel is a main sponsor of Maker Faire Rome and supports the maker movement because it aligns with the company’s long-term support of STEM education and innovation both inside and outside of the classroom.

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