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==N M Electronics==
 
==N M Electronics==
 
===1968===
 
===1968===
 
{{Missing former logo}}
 
{{Missing former logo}}
 
As this name was only used for a month & was later quickly changed to Intel ('''Int'''egrated '''El'''ectronics), no logo was used.
 
As this name was only used for a month & was later quickly changed to Intel ('''Int'''egrated '''El'''ectronics), no logo was used.
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==Intel==
 
==Intel==
 
===1968–2006===
 
===1968–2006===
 
[[File:Intel old.svg|center|200px]]
 
[[File:Intel old.svg|center|200px]]
 
This was used on standalone processors.
 
This was used on standalone processors.
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===2006–present===
 
===2006–present===
 
[[File:Intel.svg|center|200px]]
 
[[File:Intel.svg|center|200px]]

Revision as of 22:15, 29 August 2020

This page only shows primary logo variants.
For other related logos and images, see:
1968 1968–2006 2006–present 2020 (tentative)
1968 1968–2006 2006–present 2020 (tentative)


N M Electronics

1968

Template:Missing former logo As this name was only used for a month & was later quickly changed to Intel (Integrated Electronics), no logo was used.

Intel

1968–2006

Intel old

This was used on standalone processors.

2006–present

Intel

On Christmas Eve 2005, Intel phased out the original corporate Intel and Intel Inside logos in favor of a new base Intel logo, clearly inspired by the older Intel Inside logo, but omitted the word "inside". While the logo and new slogan, Leap ahead, were unveiled in December 2005, they were officially introduced on January 3, 2006.[1]

The typeface was changed to Neo Sans Intel, a modified version of Neo Sans by Monotype. In some instances, the slogan "Leap ahead" was added to the corporate logo. The slogan was retired around 2010.

The typeface was changed in 2014, as part of a company-wide change, from Neo Sans Intel to Intel Clear, designed by Red Peak Branding and Dalton Maag.

2020 (tentative)

Intelnew

This logo is set to debut with the Tiger Lake CPUs that are launching on September 2, 2020.

See also

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