Intel Corporation
Intel Corporation designs and manufactures computer processors and advanced semiconductor chips, including microprocessors, memory solutions and programmable devices, for PCs, data centres, AI and edge computing.
Intel Corporation designs and manufactures computer processors and related technology solutions, including advanced semiconductor chips. Founded in 1968 by Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore and headquartered in Santa Clara, California, the company operates across 46 countries and serves personal computing, data centre, artificial intelligence and edge computing markets.
Its technical work spans semiconductor design and manufacturing, microprocessors, memory solutions, programmable devices and platform technologies, alongside artificial intelligence, edge computing and data centre technology. These capabilities underpin a product portfolio that includes microprocessors for personal computers, data centres, AI applications and edge devices, as well as memory products and programmable semiconductor devices.
The Intel Inside brand is associated with the company's processors and technology. Platform-level technologies within its portfolio serve segments of the global technology ecosystem. The company describes itself as guided by Moore's Law and a mission of enabling progress through innovation in computing.