Innovating and Investing In Arizona for 40 Years
Intel is proud to call Arizona home and we’re committed to creating a better tomorrow for our community.
Our commitment to community and corporate responsibility
Build the future of technology with us
Arizona is Intel’s U.S. manufacturing powerhouse and is vital to Intel’s ability to create the world-changing technology we all depend on – all while building on our commitment to corporate responsibility through our RISE strategy. We’re investing $20 billion in two new state-of-the-art factories, creating thousands of new jobs, and we hope you’ll join us.
Learn more about our new investment ›
Read our Arizona RISE Report ›
Our Focus Areas
Responsible
As Arizona's largest technology developer and manufacturer, we believe in keeping our people and neighborhoods safe while advancing Arizona's technology.
Read more in our Arizona RISE report ›
Inclusive
Together with a broad range of stakeholders, Intel is working to make careers in technology fully inclusive and expand digital readiness for everyone.
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Sustainable
Intel continually strives to minimize our impact on the environment, and are pursuing new ways to reduce emissions, conserve energy and water, and more.
See how we’re restoring water for Arizona ›
Enabling
In Arizona, we’re working with community leaders and our employees to realize the power of collective action and make our community a more vibrant place for everyone.
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Intel Arizona by the Numbers
ECONOMIC IMPACT
$8.6B
Intel’s operations help to advance Arizona’s economy, and we depend on hundreds of Arizona businesses. Our annual economic impact in Arizona is approximately $8.6 billion, based on 2019 data. We’ve also invested more than $30 billion in capital to support our operations here.
ARIZONA EMPLOYEES
12,000
Intel creates high-tech jobs, with 12,000 employees in Arizona, as of January 2022 . We hire for interns, entry-level, and experienced positions across manufacturing, hardware, software, and more.
ECONOMIC IMPACT
$8.6B
Intel’s operations help to advance Arizona’s economy, and we depend on hundreds of Arizona businesses. Our annual economic impact in Arizona is approximately $8.6 billion, based on 2019 data. We’ve also invested more than $30 billion in capital to support our operations here.
ARIZONA EMPLOYEES
12,000
Intel creates high-tech jobs, with 12,000 employees in Arizona, as of January 2022 . We hire for interns, entry-level, and experienced positions across manufacturing, hardware, software, and more.
ON-SITE SOLAR
7.7MWH
Intel invests in on-site alternative energy, and we purchase green power from our utility suppliers and green attributes from multiple sources to meet 100% of our Arizona energy use.
GALLONS TO BE RESTORED
937M
Intel conserves water within our operations and we also fund community-based water restoration projects that will restore 937 million gallons annually for Arizona.
ON-SITE SOLAR
7.7MWH
Intel invests in on-site alternative energy, and we purchase green power from our utility suppliers and green attributes from multiple sources to meet 100% of our Arizona energy use.
GALLONS TO BE RESTORED
937M
Intel conserves water within our operations and we also fund community-based water restoration projects that will restore 937 million gallons annually for Arizona.
CHARITABLE GIVING
$27M
Intel supports Arizona schools and nonprofits. Since 2017, Intel and the Intel Foundation have given more than $27 million to support Arizona schools and nonprofits.
VOLUNTEER HOURS
554,000
Thousands of our Arizona employees have contributed more than 554,000 volunteer hours at local schools and nonprofits since 2017, helping to address important community needs.
CHARITABLE GIVING
$27M
Intel supports Arizona schools and nonprofits. Since 2017, Intel and the Intel Foundation have given more than $27 million to support Arizona schools and nonprofits.
VOLUNTEER HOURS
554,000
Thousands of our Arizona employees have contributed more than 554,000 volunteer hours at local schools and nonprofits since 2017, helping to address important community needs.