Intel Corporation is a U.S.-based semiconductor company that designs and manufactures microprocessors, system-on-chips, graphics and AI accelerators, networking silicon, and platform solutions for personal computers, servers, edge, and communications infrastructure. Founded in 1968 and headquartered in Santa Clara, California, Intel operates advanced fabrication facilities and R&D centers in the United States, Europe, and Israel, and offers contract manufacturing through Intel Foundry.
For the chemical industry, Intel is a key downstream customer and collaborator. Modern chip fabrication relies on high-purity process chemicals and materials, including specialty gases, photoresists, developers, deposition precursors, CMP slurries, wet etchants, and solvents, alongside ultra-pure water systems and abatement technologies. Intel works with chemical suppliers on materials innovation, supply chain resiliency, contamination control, and environmental performance, including greenhouse-gas mitigation for etch and deposition gases, water reuse, and waste reduction. Advanced packaging and assembly further draw on polymers, dielectrics, solders, underfills, and adhesives.
Intel’s technology roadmaps—covering process nodes, EUV adoption, power and thermal management, and advanced packaging—make it an influential demand driver and development partner for chemicals and materials used across semiconductor manufacturing.
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