Intel Museum

The Intel Museum spans 10,000 square feet and features interactive exhibits showcasing microprocessor development, semiconductor manufacturing processes, and the technological evolution that has shaped modern computing devices throughout decades of innovation.

Established in 1992, the Intel Museum chronicles the company's journey from its 1968 founding by Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore to becoming a global leader in semiconductor technology and processor manufacturing.

The museum embodies Silicon Valley's innovation culture by demonstrating how technological advancement drives societal progress, inspiring visitors to understand the engineering creativity that transforms everyday life through computing breakthroughs.

Located at 2200 Mission College Boulevard, the museum operates Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM with free admission, accommodating both individual visitors and educational group tours.

Visitors can observe actual silicon chip manufacturing processes through displays of clean-room fabrication facilities, providing rare insight into the ultra-precise environment where modern processors are created.

Location: Santa Clara

Inception: 1992

Fee: No

Address: 2200 Mission College Boulevard 95054 Santa Clara

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

Phone: +(408)7655050

Website: http://intel.com/museum

GPS coordinates: 37.38783,-121.96337

Latest update: July 25, 2025 19:20