Innovating and Investing in California for more than 50 years
Intel is proud to call California home and we’re committed to creating a better future for our community.
Build the future of technology with us
Intel purchased our first piece of property on a 26-acre pear orchard in Santa Clara, California in 1970. Santa Clara is home to Intel’s headquarters and the flagship for Intel’s Museum. Today, more than 13,500 employees across California design, develop, and support semiconductor products that help to secure, power and connect billions of devices and the infrastructure of the smart, connected world-from the cloud to the network to the edge and everything in between. These innovations are key to making the world safer, help builds healthy and vibrant communities and increases productivity.
Our Focus Areas
Responsible
We believe in leading in advancing safety, wellness, and responsible business practices across our global operations, our value chain, and beyond.
Read more on our RISE Strategy and Goals ›
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.
Learn more about our commitment to sustainability ›
Enabling
Throughout California, we’re working with community leaders, organizations, and our employees to realize the power of collective action and make our community a more vibrant place for everyone.
Learn more about Intel in the community ›
Intel California by the Numbers
ECONOMIC IMPACT
54 YEARS
Intel’s operations have helped to advance California’s economy for 54 years. We provide high-tech jobs and also support the economy through our R&D ecosystem spending, sourcing activities, and tax revenue.
CALIFORNIA EMPLOYEES
14,600
Intel creates high-tech jobs, with more than 13,500 employees in California as of January 2022. We hire for interns, entry-level, and experienced positions across manufacturing, hardware, software, and more.
ECONOMIC IMPACT
54 YEARS
Intel’s operations have helped to advance California’s economy for 54 years. We provide high-tech jobs and also support the economy through our R&D ecosystem spending, sourcing activities, and tax revenue.
CALIFORNIA EMPLOYEES
14,600
Intel creates high-tech jobs, with more than 13,500 employees in California as of January 2022. We hire for interns, entry-level, and experienced positions across manufacturing, hardware, software, and more.
GREEN POWER
100%
For more than a decade, Intel has been one of the top voluntary corporate purchasers of green power in the US EPA’s Green Power Partnership Program.
WATER RESTORATION
332 MGY
Intel conserves water within our operations and also funds community-based water restoration projects that will restore 332 million gallons annually for California.
GREEN POWER
100%
For more than a decade, Intel has been one of the top voluntary corporate purchasers of green power in the US EPA’s Green Power Partnership Program.
WATER RESTORATION
332 MGY
Intel conserves water within our operations and also funds community-based water restoration projects that will restore 332 million gallons annually for California.
CHARITABLE GIVING
$82.8 M
Intel supports California schools and nonprofits. Over the past five years, Intel, the Intel Foundation, and employees have given more than $82.8 million to support California schools and nonprofits.
VOLUNTEER HOURS
1 M
Our California employees have contributed more than 1 million volunteer hours at local schools and nonprofits since 2017, helping to address important community needs.
CHARITABLE GIVING
$82.8 M
Intel supports California schools and nonprofits. Over the past five years, Intel, the Intel Foundation, and employees have given more than $82.8 million to support California schools and nonprofits.
VOLUNTEER HOURS
1 M
Our California employees have contributed more than 1 million volunteer hours at local schools and nonprofits since 2017, helping to address important community needs.