Intel Corporation

Intel Corporation is an American multinational technology company founded in 1968 by Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore. It became the leading designer and manufacturer of microprocessors and semiconductor components, popularizing the x86 instruction set architecture used in the vast majority of personal computers. Over decades Intel has produced well-known product families (e.g., Pentium, Core, Xeon) and developed integrated platforms including chipsets, integrated graphics, storage controllers, and platform software. The company operates as an integrated device manufacturer (IDM) with global fabrication facilities and a broad R&D organization.

Today Intel's business spans client and data center processors, networking, memory and storage technologies, programmable devices, and software and tools for developers and IT. Intel invests in AI, 5G/edge, autonomous driving (notably through its Mobileye subsidiary), and heterogeneous compute solutions (e.g., oneAPI). On the consumer/PC side, Inte...