Intel Museum

2200 Mission College Blvd, Santa Clara, CA 95054, USA

Address:	2200 Mission College Blvd, Santa Clara, CA 95054, USA
Phone:	+1 408-765-5050
Site:	intel.com
Rating:	4.4
Working:	9AM–6PM 9AM–6PM 9AM–6PM 9AM–6PM 9AM–6PM 10AM–5PM Closed

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Yu Chen Chang

博物館「完全免費」,還有專人導覽,完全展現了科技大公司的高度與氣度。看INTEL的發展就像人類的科技史，好比到80年代的286,386,486電腦,竟被現在的美國小孩以為是"微波爐"，到現在AI、無處不在的機器人、甚至衍生出超人類,..、古代的人把那些這些最新科技叫白日夢或活見鬼，但是現在人類的已進化到難以想像的地步了。另1993年英特爾做出當時世界最快的微處理器時,研發團隊本想取名為「I am the fastest!」我是最快的，幸好被當時的CEO力阻,請外面行銷團隊來產生出目前世上無人不知的「奔騰」(Pentium)! 還有,真的還有好多故事啊、好比創辦人的話Don’t be encumbered by history. Go off and do something wonderful!就非常激勵精神「別被歷史羈跘,去做些美妙的事吧! 」英特爾創辦人Robert Noyce.，也許這就是他會開創intel和人類時代的原因吧。

Arved Seepe

Wer im Silicon Valley ist sollte sich das Intel Museum nicht entgehen lassen. Es gibt vieles aus der Geschichte des Unternehmens zu sehen mit vielen Ausstellungsstücken, die der ein oder andere aus einem alten PC wiedererkennen wird. Außerdem gibt es interessante Fakten zum Herstellungsprozess inklusive einer 122kg schweren Silizium-Säule, aus der die Layer herausgeschnitten werden. Der Eintritt und das Parken sind kostenlos. Es gibt saubere Toiletten und gratis W-LAN.

Peter Eckert

Intel leistet sich, im Gegensatz etwa zu Apple, ein eigenes kleines Museum in Santa Clara zur Firmengeschichte. Wenn man hier ist, sollte man vorbeischauen. Sehr nett war es, dass uns eine Mitarbeiterin auf eine Video-Installation im Firmengebäude (nicht im Museum) aufmerksam gemacht hat, die wir uns problemlos ansehen konnten und die wirklich toll gemacht war.

Pascal Gienger

A rather small museum but very well done from the didactic standpoint! Congratulations! Especially people not at all into computers learn about the scale of sizes, what 22nm actually means. You also see a silicon ingot from which the wafers are sliced. The personnel is incredibly helpful full of knowledge. It is not a museum to have hundreds of yards of walk, it is very condensed. But you see that Intel even produced watch circuits in the beginning - and also the CPU of the Altair. You will learn how chips are manufactured. Spend time watching the videos and learn. Admission is completely free of charge. Be careful to park your car onto the visitor parking. there is a sign for "Museum Visitors".

Mattia Verga

Piccola mostra che spiega la storia delle CPU Intel con alcuni pannelli interattivi che possono divertire i più piccoli. Niente di entusiasmante, ma comunque è gratuito e se si ha unora o due a disposizione può valere la pena. Alla fine della mostra cè anche un piccolo negozio con magliette e gadget Intel.

Peter Reinold

I came here, becaue I found the museum a day before on Google Maps. I am a big technology fan and I had to visit this museum. The admission is free and you learn the story behind the company and how microchips are produced. They even buried a time capsule a couple years ago. You will learn more about it in the museum. There is a lot to see and explore. Next to the entrance you can find the Intel Museum Shop with Intel-themed items. Pretty neat place to, especially if it rains, which doesnt happen a lot in California.

don willey

Great displays and interactive exhibits suitable for both kids and adults. If you ever worked for Intel, you owe it to yourself to learn at little about its founding and truly remarkable early and recent leaders. Robert Noyce is featured and he was a genius and a person of both character and vision. Seeing cool stuff like silicon ingots and wafers, a model of a fab, and an exhibit on Moores law is a way to better understand the mystery and magic of the computing technology we all depend on.

Santiago Alonzo Ibarrola

Un museo pequeño pero increíble, si eres un apasionado de la tecnología tienes que ir por lo menos una vez en tu vida, la tienda de souvenirs tiene cosas maravillosas y los precios son super accesibles, supe recomendado.

Chaya Mish

Really great museum! Free parking, free entry, free tours! I brought a ten year old who loves tech and he really enjoyed this museum. We asked for a tour and since they had one starting within the hour they asked is to wait. We had to be somewhere within two hours and asked for a short tour. They happily agreed, it was perfect. Five other visitors (strangers to us) listened in. Id say a maximum visit would last about one and a half hours.

Franco Sepúlveda

Aquí podrás recorrer la historia de Intel a precio liberado, además de poder ver cómo se desarrollan los diversos microprocesadores. Adentro hay una pequeña tienda para llevar recuerdos de la experiencia.

Adrian almaguer

Un excelente museo sobre la historia de Intel. Te dan tour con una muy buena explicación, te explican que materiales utiliza Intel y cómo funcionan los productos de Intel.

Humza Rana

It was a hard time getting directions into the Intel Museum at the Intel campus. But when we finally got there it was great. The merchandise was not expensive, there is a lunch bag for $11 to $12, and then there are pen sets for $5-7. The museum was great to see and was very educational. This is a great place to come with family or alone.

CARLOS CARRILLO

Espectacular, no debes pagar por la entrada y te muestra la historia de los procesadores y su aplicación en la tecnología. Muy recomendable

tsst101

インテルの本社に、無料の博物館もあり、インテルの歴史が学べます。特に、お店もあるのでおみやげに、Tシャツやボールペン、バッグなど購入できます。

Fabian Klasnic

I can recommend even stop by there anyway. Small but nice Intel Museum where the microprocessor and the Intel story is told. Even a few interactive things offered. By the way, admission is free and a merchandise store is in there too. Very nice staff and is looking really the one passes

Christian Taylor

Its ok. This museum is pretty disappointing to be honest. While there are some cool parts (one part has a transparent display!). I didnt feel like I learned a great amount. If you live close by, go ahead and check it out. But I wouldnt drive more than 30 minutes to check this place out, its nothing spectacular.

Fathur Rachim

Ingin tau sejarah processor dan microchip disinilah tempatnya. Ada restoran besar dengan menu asia juga loh. Mantap !!!!!!!

Sijoon Park

인텔의 역사를 볼 수 있다. 스토어에는 기념이 될만한걸 서려고 했으나.. 마땅히 살만한게 없었다. CPU한 종류와 NUC PC 한 종류도 팔지만 비싸다.

Eli Zavaleta

Lo más interesante fue ver la dimensión de trabajos en nanotecnología y la producción de chips. Lo mejor, la entrada es gratis.

Maria Luisa Lavorgna

Museo interessante allinterno dellazienda Intel, nella Silicon Valley. Ingresso gratuito quindi se si ha tempo vale la pena vederlo.

Sweety B

Visited this museum back in 2013 when our guests wanted to see this place. It is one cool place located inside a work place. Enjoyed the time spent here and our guests had a gala time since they were very keen to explore this place. You can buy some goodies for memories.

Rhys Austin

Fantastic; free to enter and gives a detailed insight into intel and the development of microprocessors. The complimentary tour is very informative and the guide was enthusiastic about the process and history. A must go location if you are visiting silicon Valley.

Andrew Truong

Great museum, small place. You could spend a good chunk of time here if youre into processors and computing. Many displays were however out of service. Small gift shop, didnt have a lot of sizes for their shirts. Interaction with staff was fair but not pleasant.

Abdul Nachawati

Theres a nice museum for visitors to explore but keep in mind that there are also offices here. Just go to the visitors center where you can explore the history of the microprocessor and get a new appreciation for the advancement of todays technology.

Nao-tsugu Ando

集積回路に興味の無い人にも楽しめる仕掛けがあります。グッズはシンプルで誰のお土産にも良いと思います。

Don Z

Who doesnt like free museums?? Especially this one, its a very organized museum, and has a very modern feel as it should have! I particularly liked that they didnt overflow you with information, they were selective on what to put on display.

Alexandre De Oliveira

Nice place to visit in the silicon valley, one of the few places you can actually enter. Very instructive tour about the history of Intel and the fabrication process. I dont give 5 stars beacause it lacked some interaction / animation / music

Tony Yee

Free parking and admission into a little history of Intel! Good 45 minute read for that geek you travel with and good photo of outside the statue. My partner did not like it but I love this stuff! I wish they had more stuff about Xeon

Alex Peterson

Free admission, not too big, you get to see how and why the processor manufacturing process works (I dont think any one person understands all of it), and there are some fun interactive exhibits that are good for learners of all stripes.