Intel Pledges to Donate 1 Million Protective Items to Health Care Workers Fighting Coronavirus
By Sean Keane
The semiconductor maker is pulling masks, gloves and other gear from its factory stock
Like Apple and Facebook, Intel said it'll donate more than 1 million pieces of protective gear to health care workers battling the coronavirus outbreak. The masks, gloves and other equipment will be sourced from the California-based semiconductor company's factory stock and emergency supplies.
"We'll continue to look for additional sources of personal protective equipment that we can source and donate as quickly as possible to meet our commitment of more than a million items," Todd Brady, Intel's director of global public affairs, said in a release.
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