Research Areas
We are a research hub that seeks answers, solves problems and scales solutions.
What makes us different? Intel’s expertise spanning silicon, software and foundry, gives us a unique place in the research ecosystem to address the data challenges of our future. Our disciplined approach identifies the most promising ideas and advances them through our innovation workstream to deliver impactful technologies to the world.
Quantum Computing
As a new computing paradigm, quantum computing seeks to harness the power of quantum mechanics to tackle real-world problems exponentially faster than today's supercomputers. Intel Labs aims to make commercial quantum systems a reality.
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Neuromorphic Computing
By applying insights from the human brain, neuromorphic computing is re-inventing computer architecture at its very foundation to unlock the performance and energy-efficiency gains required to power more intelligent, autonomous systems.
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Breaking Data Barriers
Intel Labs conducts research across the emerging capabilities that will dramatically change our future interactions with technology across personal, social, and organizational domains.
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Meet our Researchers
Intel Labs is a diverse, global team of researchers with a passion to solve tomorrow’s biggest challenges and create positive and lasting impact for everyone, everywhere.
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Events and Publications
Academic Awards and Partnerships
Intel® 2021 Rising Star Faculty Award Recognizes 10 Leading Early-Career Professors
The Intel® Rising Star Faculty Award (RSA) program has selected ten promising early-career academic researchers who lead some of the most important technology research of our time.
Intel® Labs Establishes Crypto Frontiers Research Center
Intel® Labs’ new collaborative, multi-university Crypto Frontiers Research Center to develop cryptographic technologies for future device, edge, and cloud architectures.