Intel

Intel began in 1968, when scientists Gordon Moore and Robert Noyce brought their inventive genius together to create something remarkable: the world’s first commercially available microprocessor. That groundbreaking chip set off a revolution, inspiring everything from personal computers to the powerful servers that power today’s internet. Now, Intel continues to break barriers by crafting cutting-edge processors, innovative memory technologies, and pioneering research in areas like artificial intelligence and autonomous driving. Their hardware forms the backbone of countless devices worldwide, fueling the data-driven world we rely on for work, play, and communication. Through an unwavering commitment to innovation, Intel remains at the forefront of the semiconductor industry, constantly redefining what’s possible for technology—one chip at a time.