Intel Corporation

History of Intel Corporation

Sectors / Business division of Intel Corporation
Worldwide presence of Intel Corporation
Management of Intel Corporation
Financial data of Intel Corporation
Intel Corporation Group Marketing Analysis
Intel Corporation was founded in 1968 by a chemist and a physicist:

Gordon Moore
Robert Noyce
They choose to leave the company they are working for at the time, Fairchild Semiconductor, to start their own business (Intel Corporation) in Santa Clara, California.

In 1971, the company produced its first microprocessors including the Pentium range, which became, in the 1990s, the most sold series and is among the most famous still today but under the name of Core.

In 2006, Intel partnered with Apple and provided the brand with Core 2 Duo microprocessors for iMacs.

In 2010, Intel bought the company protection (anti-virus ...) McAfee.

Intel Corporation has been on the Dow Jones Sustainability Index since 1999 until 2009.

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Sectors / Business division of Intel Corporation
Intel Corporation is a company in the electronics sector. It is the world leader in the manufacture of electronic chips for all types of products such as computers, telephones, electronic diaries ... The company also produces components and components for computers such as motherboards, microprocessors, memories flash.

The activity of the firm is divided into 6 sectors which are:

Online sales
Digital Media and Entertainment
Business
Production plant and laboratories
Mobile Computing
Software and services
Revenue breakdown by activity of Intel Corporation:

84.4% digital elements
8.2% communication components
7.4% other (electronic products, software)
Worldwide presence of Intel Corporation
Intel Corporation is a multinational company located in many countries, particularly in Asia where a large part of its production units are located there. Asia also accounts for a major share of the firm's turnover, as the final products (computers, mobile phones) are mostly manufactured there, Intel components are therefore enormously sold in these countries.

Intel Corporation has a portfolio of 310 brands in North America, Asia Pacific, Western Europe, China, Eastern Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America.

Geographical breakdown of Intel Corporation's activity:

23.7% Singapore
19.6% Other countries
17.5% Taiwan
15.6% United States
15.5% China
8.1% Japan
Intel Corporation's main competitors:

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
Qualcomm Incorporated
Texas Instruments Incorporated
Samsung Corporation
NVIDIA Corporation
Toshiba Corporation
Freescale Semiconductor, Inc.
International Business Machines Corporation
Micron Technology, Inc.
ARM Holdings plc
STMicroelectronics N.V.