Here are a few of the more interesting Intel facts and statistics I was able to dig up. As always, I will be updating this post semi-regularly, so be sure to check back in the future for new stats.
Please note that some of these Intel facts are easier to find than others. Many of these Intel statistics come from the company's own financial filings, but some are based on news reports and not official company tallies. Basically, this is the best I can find and I don’t guarantee anything to be 100% accurate.
Intel Facts
- Year founded: 1968
- Headquarters: Santa Clara, Ca
- Founders: Gordon Moore, Robert Noyce
- CEO: Robert Swan
- Subsidiary: Mobileye
Intel Statistics
Number of Intel Employees
Last updated 1/1/19
Number of transistors Intel packs in each square millimeter of their chips:
Last updated 3/30/17
Reported amount Intel purchased Mobileye for:
Share of HERE that Intel owns:
Last updated 1/4/2017
Amount Intel reportedly paid for Nervana Systems:
Last updated 8/9/16
Amount Intel reportedly invested in Cloudera:
Last updated 4/18/17
Year that Intel Capital launched:
1991
Amount Intel Capital has invested in companies (all time):
Last updated 4/23/17
Number of companies Intel Capital has invested in (all time):
Last updated 4/23/17
Number of countries with companies that Intel Capital has invested in (all time):
Last updated 4/23/17
Amount Intel Capital has invested in companies in 2016:
Last updated 4/23/17
Number of companies Intel Capital has invested in 2016:
Last updated 4/23/17
Percentage of Intel Capital investments that was international in 2016:
Intel Revenue Statistics
Intel annual revenue:
- 2020: $77.8 billion
- 2019: $72 billion
- 2018: $70.8 billion
- 2017: $62.8 billion
- 2016: $59.4 billion
- 2015: $55.3 billion
- 2014: $55.8 billion
- 2013: $52.7 billion
- 2012: $53.3 billion
- 2011: $54 billion
- 2010: $43.6 billion
- 2009: $35.1 billion
- 2008: $37.6 billion
- 2007: $38.3 billion
- 2006: $35.4 billion
- 2005: $38.8 billion
- 2004: $34.2 billion
Intel annual net income:
- 2020: $20.9 billion
- 2019: $21 billion
- 2018: $21.1 billion
- 2017: $9.6 billion
- 2016: $10.3 billion
- 2015: $11.4 billion
- 2014: $11.7 billion