Employees at Intel's Lithuania office focus on software development and working with local PC manufacturers, distributors and the software industry. Intel in Lithuania is a center of excellence for optical-transport networking devices and forward error correction (FEC) technologies, introducing high-quality products and services to Lithuania's growing market. Intel Lithuania is also a research and development site, part of Intel's Optical Component Group. Its charter is to be the market-segment leader in optical physical layer and transport products. Overall, Intel employees in Lithuania focus on three key technology development areas: Physical Media Dependent (PMD), Physical Media Access (PMA) and Layer 2. The Vilnius office has a built-in cafeteria for employees to enjoy.

Vilnius, Lithuania's capital, also its largest city (population 600,000) and one of its oldest, was founded in the 14th century. Vilnius has developed into Lithuania's political, economic and cultural center. It stretches along both banks of the fast-flowing Neris River, set among hills of pine forests. "Old Town," Vlinius's historical center, is one of the largest historical centers in Eastern Europe, a place of much valuable cultural heritage. All 1,500 buildings in Old Town were built in different centuries, and therefore represent a mixture of European architectural styles.