Christian Morales VP and GM Intel EMEA Electronic Communications Framework Hearing Innovation & R&D panel Innovation and R&D

Technology & Research at Intel - Page 2 Arizona, USA Stockholm,Sweden Illinois, USA * Washington, USA Oregon, USA * California, USA Haifa, Israel Tsukuba, Japan Bangalore, India Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia Shanghai, China * Barcelona, Spain * Pennsylvania, USA * Cambridge, UK Seoul, S. Korea Mass., USA Texas, USA Taipei, Taiwan Shenzhen,China Beijing, China ** Moscow, Russia ** St. Pete, Russia Novosibirsk,Russia ** Sarov, Russia Technology & Research at Intel - Page 2 Global Research Investment * - University Labs ** - New R&D Sites $5,200 est $4, $517 $618 $780 $970 $1,111 $1,296 $1,808 $2,347 $2,509 $3,111 $3,897 $3,800 $4, (in millions) $4, labs Worldwide Growth focused internationally 75 labs Worldwide Growth focused internationally R&D investment to exceed $5B in 2005 Braunschweig, Ulm Germany

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Policy challenges in innovation 1.Innovation and R&D must top EU policy agenda (Lisbon goals) 2.Regulatory framework must facilitate deployment of new technologies (WiMax) 3.EU intellectual property law must continue to protect R&D (Computer Implemented Inventions Directive)