Intel Corporation

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multinational corporation public company semiconductor company technology company

Intel Corporation is a leading American semiconductor company best known for designing and manufacturing microprocessors that power the majority of the world’s personal computers and servers.

Aliases (9)

Intel ×66
INTC ×1
Intel (historically) ×1
Intel (nearby campuses) ×1
Intel (offices/R&D) ×1
Intel Core ×1
Intel Technology and Manufacturing Group ×1
Intel processors ×1
Intel x86-64 ×1

Statements (64)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	multinational corporation → public company → semiconductor company → technology company →
brand	Intel Arc → Intel Atom → Intel Celeron → Intel Core → Intel Iris Xe → Intel Pentium → Intel Xeon →
competesWith	Advanced Micro Devices → NVIDIA → Qualcomm →
country	United States →
develops	CPU architectures → GPU architectures → process technologies → system-on-chip designs →
fieldOfWork	computer architecture → microelectronics → semiconductor manufacturing →
founded	Moore's Law concept commercialization in microprocessors →
foundedBy	Fairchild Semiconductor alumni → Gordon Moore → Robert Noyce →
foundingDate	1968-07-18 →
foundingLocation	Mountain View, California →
hasLogo	Intel logo →
hasResearchCenter	Intel Labs →
hasSubsidiary	Altera → Habana Labs → Mobileye →
headquartersLocation	Santa Clara, California →
inception	1968 →
industry	computer hardware → microprocessors → semiconductors →
keyPerson	Pat Gelsinger →
legalForm	corporation →
locatedInTimeZone	Pacific Time Zone →
memberOf	NASDAQ-100 → S&P 500 →
notableAchievement	dominance of x86 CPU market for PCs and servers → introduction of the first commercially available microprocessor →
notableProduct	Intel 4004 → Intel 8086 → Intel Core processor family → Intel Pentium processor family → Intel Xeon processor family → x86 microprocessors →
positionHeld	Pat Gelsinger – Chief Executive Officer →
product	PC processors → chipsets → integrated graphics processors → microprocessors → network interface controllers → programmable logic devices → server processors → solid-state drives →
slogan	Intel Inside →
stockExchange	NASDAQ →
tickerSymbol	INTC →
website	https://www.intel.com →

Referenced by (97)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Intel 4004 ("Intel") → Intel 8086 ("Intel") → Intel 8088 ("Intel") → Intel Arc ("Intel") → Intel Atom ("Intel") → Intel Celeron ("Intel") → Intel Core processor family ("Intel") → Intel Iris Xe ("Intel") → Intel Pentium ("Intel") → Intel Xeon ("Intel") →	manufacturer
Andrew S. Grove → Andrew S. Grove → Andrew S. Grove ("Intel") → Ann Schmeltz Bowers ("Intel") → Gordon E. Moore → Mike Markkula ("Intel") → Pat Gelsinger ("Intel") → Robert N. Noyce →	employer
Intel Arc ("Intel") → Intel Atom ("Intel") → Intel C++ Compiler ("Intel") → Intel Iris Xe ("Intel") → Light Peak ("Intel") → Thunderbolt ("Intel") →	developer
Altera ("Intel") → Habana Labs ("Intel") → Mobileye ("Intel") → PlaidML ("Intel") →	acquiredBy
Intel Jones Farm Campus ("Intel") → Intel Labs → Intel Museum → Intel Ronler Acres Campus →	ownedBy
Arthur Rock ("Intel") → Gordon E. Moore → Pat Gelsinger ("Intel") →	boardMemberOf
Intel Celeron ("Intel") → Intel Inside ("Intel") → Intel Pentium ("Intel") →	brandOwner
Chandler → Hillsboro ("Intel") → Washington County, Oregon ("Intel") →	hasMajorEmployer
Intel Jones Farm Campus ("Intel") → Intel Museum → Intel Ronler Acres Campus ("Intel") →	operator
Habana Labs ("Intel") → Intel Labs → Mobileye ("Intel") →	parentOrganization
Intel Jones Farm Campus → Intel Ronler Acres Campus ("Intel Technology and Manufacturing Group") →	affiliation
Intel Arc ("Intel") → Light Peak ("Intel") →	announcedBy
Andrew S. Grove ("Intel") → Robert N. Noyce →	coFounded
Fairchild Semiconductor ("Intel") → Shockley Semiconductor Laboratory ("Intel") →	influenced
Intel Core processor family → Intel Xeon →	introducedBy
Apple Macintosh computers ("Intel x86-64") →	architecture
Light Peak ("Intel") →	associatedCompany
Fairchild Eight →	associatedWithCompany
Intel Corporation ("Intel Core") →	brand
Gordon E. Moore →	coFounderOf
Chromebook ("Intel processors") →	commonlyUsesProcessor
Transmeta ("Intel") →	competedWith
Advanced Micro Devices ("Intel") →	competesWith
AIM alliance →	competitiveWith
Santa Clara County →	containsCompanyHeadquarters
Surface Book ("Intel") →	cpuVendor
Intel Celeron ("Intel") →	designer
3D NAND ("Intel") →	developedBy
USB Implementers Forum ("Intel") →	foundedBy
Perkins Coie ("Intel") →	hasClient
Silicon Valley →	hasCompany
Santa Clara ("Intel") →	hasCompanyHeadquarters
Herzliya ("Intel (offices/R&D)") →	hasCompanyPresence
Arthur Rock ("Intel") →	hasInvestedIn
USB Implementers Forum ("Intel") →	hasMember
Fairchild Semiconductor ("Intel") →	hasSpinOff
Intel Celeron ("Intel") →	isSubBrandOf
ASML ("Intel") →	keyCustomer
PlaidML ("Intel") →	maintainer
United States technology sector ("Intel") →	majorCompany
Silicon Forest ("Intel") →	majorCompanyPresent
Beaverton, Oregon ("Intel (nearby campuses)") →	majorEmployer
InfiniBand ("Intel (historically)") →	majorVendor
Andrew S. Grove →	memberOf
Intel Labs →	operatedBy
Altera ("Intel") →	parentCompany
Intel Labs →	partOf
Mac ("Intel") →	processorVendor
Stanley ("Intel") →	sponsor
HP ProLiant ("Intel") →	supportsProcessorVendor
Intel Corporation ("INTC") →	tickerSymbol
Surface Laptop ("Intel") →	typicalProcessorVendor
LLVM ("Intel") →	usedBy
MacBook Pro ("Intel") →	usesProcessorBrand
Mary Lou Jepsen ("Intel") →	workedAt