“Go off and do something wonderful.”
Those words from Intel co-founder Robert Noyce are more than just a great quote. They’re words to live by. Words we’ve taken to heart by putting our heritage at the heart of our actions. These words are our constant reminder that all you need is an idea and Intel Inside1 to do something truly wonderful.
Reimagining Intel in the world
We look different. And that’s on purpose. The new visual expression of our brand is a signal that Intel is entering a new era, where our rich legacy drives our future, where the pursuit of something wonderful fuels everything we do.
Do something that honors the past to forge the future
Simultaneously nodding to our heritage and leaping boldly into what comes next, our new visual identity emanates a renewed sense of confidence and simplicity.
Do something small that leads to something big
When we show up in the world, the Intel identity aims to illustrate how one innovation leads to another, always connected.
Do something that connects us all
When hardware, software and ideas come together, technology makes an authentic human impact and enables meaningful connections.
Wonderful in action
“Do something wonderful” inspires what we do — as well as what we help our customers do. Here are some of our latest impact stories. Proof that all you need is an idea and Intel Inside.
Making factories smarter
Wonderful is helping an automaker harness technology. Together, Audi and Intel are partnering to use edge analytics and machine learning to help Audi enhance product quality in its automated factory.
Helping doctors do more, faster
Wonderful is spotting serious health conditions in seconds instead of hours. Using Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors with built-in AI acceleration, Intel is helping revolutionize the way doctors evaluate medical images.
Our responsibility to do for the world
Our commitment to positive global impact is embedded in our purpose to create technology that enriches the lives of every person on earth.
Wonderful is $50 million for pandemic response technology
Intel is pledging an additional $50 million to combat the coronavirus through accelerating access to technology at the point of patient care, speeding scientific research and ensuring access to online learning for students.
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Our brand resources
Need Intel’s new brand assets and guidelines? Use your employee or partner login to Intel’s Digital Library and search “wonderful” to download them now.
Intel shapes the future of technology
We have big ambitions and a growing sense of urgency to work with others and address world challenges no one can tackle alone.