Discover the transforming role of Intel silicon technology in a changing world.
The Intel Museum in Santa Clara, California allows you to explore Intel history and innovation through more than 30 interactive exhibits, educational programs, docent-led tours, and family fun.
Explore what it's like inside an ultra-clean, highly automated silicon chip fabrication facility (fab); travel through Intel silicon history from Intel's first microprocessor, the 4004, to today's processors based on Intel's 45nm High-k silicon technology; write your name in binary code; "get digitized" by creating a digital postcard; and more!
The Intel Museum introduces students to the world of micro-miniature computer chips, where millions of electronic components are packed onto quarter-inch squares of silicon and time is measured in billionths of seconds.
Take a virtual visit to the Intel Museum through our online exhibits. You’ll find presentations on transistors, computer memory, microprocessors, how computer chips are made, and more.
The Intel Corporate Archives collects documents, media, and objects in accordance with Intel Corporation retention guidelines to preserve Intel’s history. Documents, timelines, and media are provided for historical purposes only and are subject to the terms set forth in the legal information.
