Like many companies in the electronics industry, Intel and our suppliers use minerals in manufacturing. We began our work more than a decade ago to ensure that our supply chain does not source certain minerals—in particular, tantalum, tin, tungsten, and gold (3TG)—within the Covered Countries (Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) or adjoining countries) from mines under the control of armed groups who exploit mine workers to fund crimes against humanity.
More recently, we have expanded our efforts to pursue responsible sourcing of all minerals used in our products, regardless of country of origin.
Responsible Minerals Sourcing
What Are Conflict Minerals?
Proud of Our Progress
Learn more about our efforts to eliminate conflict minerals from our supply chain in the links below.
Intel Policy
Intel's policy on sourcing minerals responsibly.
SEC Filing
United States Securities and Exchange Commission.
Our White Paper
Intel's efforts to achieve a responsible minerals supply chain.
Corporate Responsibility Report
Transparency is at the heart of our commitment.
For Our Customers: Conflict Minerals Declaration
Submit a request to download Intel’s Conflict Minerals Declaration.
For Our Suppliers: Intel's Supply Chain Expectations
Get information on working with Intel including policies, expectations, and more.
Informacje o produktach i wydajności
Pojęcie „minerałów pozyskiwanych w sposób konfliktowy”, zgodnie z wytycznymi Amerykańskiej Komisji Papierów Wartościowych i Giełd (SEC), ma szerokie znaczenie odnoszące się do minerałów (cyny, tantalu, wolframu i złota), wykorzystywanych do wspierania działalności grup zbrojnych nie tylko w regionie Demokratycznej Republiki Konga oraz państw sąsiadujących.