Intel Museum

The Intel Museum is a computer museum in Santa Clara devoted to the history and development of processors. The exhibits show how semiconductors are manufactured and how computing technology has advanced over the decades.

The museum was founded in 1992 and documents Intel's history since its creation in 1968 by Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore. From early semiconductor breakthroughs to its position today as a leading processor maker, it traces key industry developments.

The museum demonstrates how computer development shaped work and daily life in the region. Visitors can see how these technologies became embedded in ordinary devices people use everywhere.

The museum is located on Mission College Boulevard and has free entry for all visitors. It is best to check ahead for current opening times and to arrange group visits in advance when possible.

Visitors can see actual production processes and observe how computer chips are manufactured in sterile clean rooms. These glimpses into highly precise manufacturing help people understand how processors are made today.

Location: Santa Clara

Inception: 1992

Fee: No

Address: Mission College Boulevard

Opening Hours: Monday-Friday 09:00-17:00

Phone: +(408)7655050

Website: http://intel.com/museum

GPS coordinates: 37.38783,-121.96337

Latest update: December 6, 2025 19:00