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Company foundingHigh
1968-01-01 · 00:00 UTC

Intel founded (Santa Clara)

Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore incorporate N M Electronics; the company is renamed Intel Corporation the same year. Date sourced from entity attributes, surfaced consistently across the recon evidence base.

AcquisitionModerate
2015-01-01 · 00:00 UTC

Intel acquires Altera ($16.7B)

Intel completes the FPGA acquisition that becomes Intel Programmable Solutions Group / Intel FPGA. Subsidiary status is currently under standalone-spinoff consideration as part of the 2024–2025 restructuring.

AcquisitionHigh
2017-01-01 · 00:00 UTC

Intel acquires Mobileye ($15.3B)

Intel acquires the Jerusalem-based ADAS / autonomous-driving leader; Moovit later folded in. Mobileye IPOs in 2022 with Intel retaining majority ownership.

CEO appointmentHigh
2021-02-01 · 00:00 UTC

Gelsinger becomes Intel CEO

Pat Gelsinger returns to Intel as CEO after a 2012–2021 stint as VMware CEO, charged with leading the IDM revival. Reported 2021 compensation approximately $178.6M.

Subsidiary IPOHigh
2022-01-01 · 00:00 UTC

Mobileye IPO (Intel retains majority)

Mobileye Global Inc. (ticker MBLY) IPOs; Intel retains majority ownership and treats the position as a primary subsidiary asset.

Acquisition (announced)High
2022-02-01 · 00:00 UTC

Intel announces Tower Semiconductor acquisition ($5.4B)

Intel announces the Tower Semiconductor acquisition (Israeli analog/specialty foundry, ticker TSEM) as part of its foundry-services expansion strategy.

Government grantHigh
2024-01-01 · 00:00 UTC

$8.5B CHIPS Act award announced

The largest single CHIPS Act award to date is announced at Intel's Chandler, Arizona facility. Conditions restrict China capacity expansion, share buybacks, and executive compensation. As of March 2025, an initial disbursement of approximately $2.2B had been made (ev_007).

Social-media signalHigh
2024-11-25 · 07:22 UTC

Gelsinger Bluesky account created (contemporaneous with departure)

DID-confirmed Bluesky account patgelsinger.bsky.social created with bio "definitely pat gelsinger / im also apparently retired." Creation is roughly even chance contemporaneous-by-design with the December 2024 Intel CEO departure announcement; content-level authentication of the principal vs. impersonator question was not performed.

CEO transitionHigh
2024-12-01 · 00:00 UTC

Gelsinger board-forced departure; Zinsner/Holthaus interim

Per ev_001, Gelsinger steps down under board pressure after less than four years. David Zinsner (CFO) and Michelle Johnston Holthaus (CEO Intel Products Group) serve as interim co-CEOs through March 2025.

CEO appointmentHigh
2025-03-01 · 00:00 UTC

Lip-Bu Tan becomes Intel CEO

Lip-Bu Tan — former Cadence Design Systems CEO (~2009–2024) and Walden International chairman — assumes the Intel CEO seat in March 2025 after a prior board tenure during which he had reportedly resigned in frustration.

Political pressure eventHigh
2025-08-01 · 00:00 UTC

Trump resignation call → White House meeting → reversal

Days after publicly calling for Tan's resignation as Intel CEO over his China ties, President Trump meets with Tan at the White House and calls him a success (ev_013). Direct demonstration that the China-nexus tension is active rather than historical.

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