What Intel does
Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC) is a U.S.-headquartered semiconductor company focused on designing and manufacturing computing technologies, including central processing units (CPUs), artificial-intelligence (AI) accelerators, and networking. Its current strategy emphasizes end-to-end “AI infrastructure” and heterogeneous systems that combine Intel CPUs and accelerators with advanced packaging and foundry capabilities, alongside an enterprise software ecosystem intended to improve developer productivity and deployment portability. Intel’s AI accelerator portfolio centers on Intel® Gaudi® processors (with associated Gaudi software and developer platform components), designed to support enterprise generative-AI workflows. In parallel, Intel markets Xeon-based server platforms as hosts for AI workloads and continues to evolve its “Intel Foundry” manufacturing and process roadmap, including 18A and related process/packaging milestones. Intel sells hardware and platform offerings to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and system integrators (for PCs, servers, and edge devices), and also provides enterprise platforms and enablement through cloud partnerships and developer tooling for building and deploying AI workloads.