- Headquarters
- Santa Clara, United States · North America
- Value chain
- Components & subsystems(Inputs); also Contract manufacturing
- What that means
- Makes the parts others build into products: chips, sensors, optics, modules, engines and subsystems.
- Founded
- 1968
- Staff
- 108,900 (2024)
- Ownership
- Listed
- Listing
- Nasdaq:INTC on Google Finance
- Website
- intel.com
- Relevance
- Very high at its strongest, in Advanced Semiconductor Fabrication
Santa Clara, United StatesIn 6 capabilities
Each capability the company is listed in, most relevant first: how experts in the field see its global relevance there, why it is listed and the source.
- Advanced Semiconductor FabricationVery high
Semiconductors & Advanced Computing · Manufacture · listed #4 of 50
The only US-headquartered leading-edge logic manufacturer, ramping its 18A node with RibbonFET and backside power through Intel Foundry.
Relevance: Major leading-edge logic manufacturer and process innovator
Semiconductors & Advanced Computing · Manufacture · listed #4 of 50
Developed EMIB and Foveros 3D stacking, led the UCIe chiplet standard and sells advanced packaging as a foundry service from sites in New Mexico, Malaysia and elsewhere.
Relevance: EMIB and Foveros pioneer; UCIe chiplet standard leader
Semiconductors & Advanced Computing · Design · listed #9 of 50
Supplies Xeon CPUs used across most of the world's HPC installations, Gaudi AI accelerators and the Aurora exascale system, and is the top international patent applicant in this field.
Relevance: Major HPC CPU supplier, weaker in AI accelerators
Semiconductors & Advanced Computing · Design · listed #13 of 50
Designs x86 CPUs, Gaudi accelerators and Altera FPGAs, and holds one of the largest bodies of chip-design patents.
Relevance: Major CPU and accelerator designer, though losing design leadership
- Quantum ComputingModerate
Quantum Technologies · Research · listed #17 of 50
Develops silicon spin-qubit chips (Tunnel Falls) made on 300mm CMOS lines plus the Horse Ridge cryogenic control chip.
Relevance: Silicon spin-qubit research on CMOS lines; slower progress
- Post-Quantum CryptographyModerate
Quantum Technologies · Research · listed #22 of 50
Intel is a top-10 international PQC patent applicant, does research on hardware acceleration of lattice and hash-based schemes, and is adding PQC to platform firmware security.
Relevance: PQC research and hardware acceleration