Some products of Intel include the earliest processors, each generation of processors and some core graphics cards. There are also some computers developed by ourselves.
1. Introduction to the Museum: The Intel Museum is a small museum of Intel Corporation at its headquarters. It is open six days a week for free. Not only are there guides to explain it, but you can also get two beautiful brochures and a beautiful ballpoint pen when you leave. The museum covers an area of 3,5 square feet, with the exhibition section on the left. Provide a Chinese guide. It includes exhibition halls: history of development, integration, brand promotion plan, assembly and testing, wafer factory, Moore's Law, semiconductor science, chip design, binary code, digital transformation, and treasure house of time and space. On the right is the souvenir shop. In addition, there is an online exhibition area.
2. Historical evaluation of I Museum: The intel Museum is located on the first floor of the main office building of Intel Corporation, which is a place that witnessed the growth history of Intel. Here, from 1968 to 22, the brilliant development course of Intel in the core technology field is recorded. Here, you can see not only the long-standing 44 microprocessor, but also the well-known Pentium series processors, all the way to the latest Nehalem processor. Through these old footprints, we can witness the past experience of semiconductor giants and how x86 processors develop, prosper and grow step by step.