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1968
Establishing Intel
What's In a Name?
A Rock-Solid Startup
Intel's First Facility
Jean Jones
The Light-Emitting Diode Lab
Financial Year 1968
1969
Intel's First Sale
Intel's First Product
The 1101
The First Logo
The Mountain View Crew
Big Changes Come in Small Packages
Financial Year 1969
1970
Intel Delivers
Breaking New Ground (Literally)
The Intel 1103 DRAM
Advertising the 1103
Launching the Memory Systems Business
Financial Year 1970
1971
The World's First EPROM: The 1702
Intel's First Company-Owned Facility
The Late List
The IPO
The First Programmable Microprocessor: The 4004
Financial Year 1971
1972
Embracing Global Production
The Microma
75mm Wafers
Establishing the Future of the Microprocessor: The 8008
The IN-10
1973
The Intel Micro Computer Works
The Intellec Series
Fab Room Chic
Now Hiring
Fiscal Year 1973
1974
Launching a Classic: The 8080
The Beginning of Intel Israel
The Beginning of Intel Philippines
A Milestone for the 1103
1975
Inside One of the First PCs: The Altair 8800
The Changing of the Guard
Catastrophe and Rebirth at Intel Malaysia
Intel's First Television Commercial
Multibus Board
The ICE-80
1976
Intel Oregon
MCS-48
The iSBC 80/10
The 2147 SRAM
8085 Microprocessor
Fiscal Year 1976
1977
A Bubble That Won't Break
The 2910
Intel (Still) Delivers
The 2716 EPROM
Financial Year 1977
1978
A Decade of Intel
Kicking Off the 80286
A Jolly Good Fellow
The Beginning of a Legend: The 8086
Financial Year 1978
1979
Operation Crush
The 8088 Processor
Leadership Changes
The National Medal of Science
The 7110
The 2920
Financial Year 1979
One Day CEO
1980
The 8051 Microcontroller
Intel Delivers Solutions
The Ethernet Standard
Do the Math
The Show Must Go On
EEPROM
Financial Year 1980
1981
The IBM Deal
The 125% Solution
Expanding Intel's Systems Business
A New Era for EPROM
Financial Year 1981
1982
The EPROM Evolution Continues
The Intel Portable Computer
Booking Ford
A New Level of Control
Financial Year 1982
1983
Introducing CHMOS
The Intellec Series IV
Going Big in Rio Rancho
The Compaq Portable
Noyce Gets Noticed
256K EPROM
Financial Year 1983
1984
Intel Supercomputing
The 286 Changes Personal Computing
Explaining Innovation
A Win in Washington
The Coveted SLRPy
Financial Year 1984
1985
Taking Supercomputing Mainstream
Farewell to DRAM
Raising the Bar with the 386
Intel's Track Record
Intel Israel and the Beginning of Worldwide Fabrication
Financial Year 1985
1986
Getting Into ASICs
First in Innovation
Advertising Upgrades
One-Megabit EPROM
A Wardrobe Upgrade
Financial Year 1986
1987
Grove's Big Promotion
Awards Abound
Showing off at SIGGRATH
The First Female VP
The 386 Breaks Big
Financial Year 1987
1988
Intel's Birthday Bash
Uniting the the Industry: Sematech
On the Road
The Big Bang
The Intel Foundation
Intel: A Smoke-Free Company
Financial Year 1988
1989
Meet the i860
A New Kind of Ad
Meet the i486
Awarding Greatness
The i960
Reduce, Reuse...
Financial Year 1989
1990
The Passing of a Pioneer
Introducing NetPort
The National Medal of Technology
Video Editing By Intel
Intel in the Museum
Welcome to the 1990s
Financial Year 1990
1991
Inside Intel Inside
Supercomputing Innovations
As Seen on TV
All Aboard the EtherExpress
Financial Year 1991
1992
The Intel Museum Gets an Upgrade
Shift into OverDrive
Bigger Wafers, Cheaper Chips
The Return of the Red X
Indeo Video Technology
Financial Year 1992
1993
The Birth of Pentium
Peripheral Component Interconnect Bus
Advertising Industry Dominance
Intel Involved
25 Years of Innovation
Financial Year 1993
1994
Introducing ProShare
Pentium's Flaw
Explaining a Processor's Life Span
LANDesk
Plug and Play
Financial Year 1994
1995
The Intel Bong
Joining the World Wide Web
Pentium Pro
Sharing the Stage with Mandela
Financial Year 1995
1996
Supporting the Smithsonian
25 Years of the Microprocessor
Wired for Management
The Most Super Supercomputer
Value and Praise
Video Phone
The Gateway to the Information Age
Financial Year 1996
1997
Meet the Bunny People
The Pentium II
Andy Grove: Man of the Year
The Intel International Science and Engineering Fair
Financial Year 1997
1998
Graphic Content
An Animated Endorsement
Beginning Bluetooth
Barrett Succeeds Grove
Celeron
Xeon
Financial Year 1998
1999
Launching the Pentium III
Marketing the Pentium III
Intel, For Kids!
Innovation in Education
Helping Businesses Thrive in the New Normal
Financial Year 1999
2000
Teach to the Future
A Demand for Expansion
Computer Clubhouse Network
XScale
The Pentium 4
Calming Web-Induced Anxieties
Financial Year 2000
2001
An Icon Retires
Introducing Itanium
The World's Smallest Transistor
Advertising the Pentium 4
Financial Year 2001
2002
The Highest Honor
Introducing Itanium 2
Intel Answers Yes.
Hyper-Threading the Pentium 4
Fab 11X
Financial Year 2002
2003
Introducing Centrino
35 Years of Intel
The Mobile Pentium 4
Intel Inside (and on Screen)
One Unwired Day
Financial Year 2003
2004
Milestone Fab 24
Getting the Lead Out
90nm Flash
Centrino Inside
Financial Year 2004
2005
Seeing Double
Changes at the Top
America's Greatest Philanthropists
Responding to Disaster
Selling Centrino
Financial Year 2005
2006
Intel Leaps Ahead
Dual-Cores Go Mobile
Committed to the Core
Smarter, Smaller Cell Phones
Leaping Ahead in Multi-Core Tech
Investing in Vietnam
Financial Year 2006
2007
The High-K and Metal Gate Revolution
Building From the Ground Up
60 Years of the Transistor
Advancing the Ethernet
Hooked on Photonics
Animating 'Ratatouille'
Financial Year 2007
2008
The Atoms Family
Going Halogen-Free
Introducing the Core i7
Improving the NAND
Another Year, Another Accolade
Celebrating with Service
Financial Year 2008
2009
Sponsors of Tomorrow
Barrett Bids Goodbye
The Xeon 5500 Processor Family
The 48-Core Processor
The Intel Reader
Producing 32nm
Financial Year 2009
2010
Smaller in a Flash
Sharing the Glory
A Solid State Drive
The Intel Core Gets Smart
The Intel Design Center
New Products, New Promotions
Financial Year 2010
2011
The Rebirth of the PC
Prioritizing Diversity
Selling the Ultrabook
Hitting Like a Thunderbolt
The Mobile Communications Group
Financial Year 2011
2012
Xeon Phi: The Single-Chip Supercomputer
Sharing is Caring
Shaw Retires
Financial Year 2012
2013
The End of an Era
A Sporting Partner
All's Well That's Haswell
Financial Year 2013
2014
Breaking the 14 Nanometer Barrier: The Intel Core M
Going Conflict-Free
A Better Future
The Internet of Things
Financial Year 2014
2015
Send in the Drones
50 Years of Moore's Law
Programmable Solutions
Financial Year 2015
2016
The Falcon 8+ Takes Flight
Lighting Up the Night Sky
Financial Year 2016
2017
Intel Hits the Streets...of Gotham
Mobileye, an Intel Company
Champion Sound
"She Will Connect" in America
The Intel HBCU Grant Program
Financial Year 2017
2018
Representation Matters
50 Years of Innovation
The Mobileye Fleet Launches
True View
Financial Year 2018
2019
Swan Takes Charge
Aurora With Intel
Project Athena
Financial Year 2019
2020
The 11th Generation of Core
The COVID-19 Pandemic
The Foldable Screen
Financial Year 2020
