Intel is on a mission to convince the U.S. government that its strength is also the country's.
Illustration by Sam Ward
The special guests at the State of the Union are usually valorous veterans or hard-working nurses with extraordinary personal histories. According to a time-honored custom, the president points up to the guests sitting in the House chamber’s balcony and describes their inspiring story to humanize a particular policy.
But this year, President Biden put a different spin on the tradition. He invited the CEO of a massive corporation with $79 billion in annual revenue and 121,000 employees
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