Explore Intel's journey through time, discovering how our commitment to innovation has shaped a more sustainable future for technology and our planet.
Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore rename NM Electronics to Intel Corporation, laying the foundation for decades of innovation.
Intel debuts the 4004, the world's first commercial microprocessor, igniting the microprocessor revolution.
Launch of the 8086 processor, establishing the x86 architecture that drives modern PCs and servers.
Intel introduces the 386 processor with 32-bit architecture, ushering in a new era of multitasking performance.
This year marks Intel's highest GHG emissions. Over time, Intel invests in renewable energy and manufacturing efficiencies to reverse the trend.
Intel launches its RISE strategy and 2030 goals to lead industry-wide action on sustainability, inclusion, and responsibility.
Intel commits to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions across global operations by 2040.
Intel reaches 99% renewable electricity usage worldwide, drastically cutting carbon emissions.
Intel hosts its first Sustainability Summit, bringing together leaders to drive sustainable semiconductor manufacturing.
Intel drives sustainability across the globe, reducing emissions and improving supply chain efficiency.
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Learn MoreSustainability and equity go hand in hand — Intel champions inclusive hiring and global outreach.
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