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Investor Meeting 2022


Investor Meeting 2022 CEO, Intel



We’re setting a … with much left to do, but… Unleashed Accelerated Architecture Innovation IEDM Today Day Our Commitment to: IDM & Process Product Open Moore’s Growth & Foundry Leadership Leadership Ecosystems Law Shareholders ….we are


We’re rebuilding our “Groveian” execution engine We have the right strategy We are leveraging our core strengths to grow traditional markets and disrupt new ones Intel is the next great growth story


Our Beliefs Our Strategy Our Execution 1 We are in an era of sustained, Deliver leadership products… long-term demand Foundry The insatiable need for 2 …Anchored on compute drives the value of open and secure platforms Accelerated Moore’s Law IDM 2.0 Auto & Compute & Mobility Graphics Software & Security Open ecosystems unleash 3 …Powered by sustainable innovation and democratize manufacturing at scale compute Data Network & Client Center & Edge The world needs more AI 4 …Supercharged balanced and resilient by our people and culture supply chains


Our Beliefs Our Strategy Our Execution 1 We are in an era of sustained, Deliver leadership products… long-term demand Foundry The insatiable need for 2 …Anchored on compute drives the value of open and secure platforms Accelerated Moore’s Law IDM 2.0 Auto & Compute & Mobility Graphics Software & Security Open ecosystems unleash 3 …Powered by sustainable innovation and democratize manufacturing at scale compute Data Network & Client Center & Edge The world needs more AI 4 …Supercharged balanced and resilient by our people and culture supply chains


Every aspect of human existence is becoming more digital creating an era of Ubiquitous Compute Cloud-to-Edge Simulation of Infrastructure Virtual Economies Simulation of Intelligent Avatars & Bots Pervasive Connectivity Simulation of Full Immersion Simulation of Photorealism Artificial Intelligence Compute


Insatiable needs for compute will continue to drive Demand for leading edge is growing We remain the steward of ~6x Faster than trailing edge Moore’s law $1,000 Node TAM ($B) $900 $800 $700 Leading Edge: $600 CAGR = 12% $500 $400 $300 Trailing Edge From a 100B transistors today…… $200 CAGR = 2% aspiring to 1 Trillion transistors in 2030 $100 $- 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 2030 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 Leading edge - 10nm and below rd Source: TAM based on multiple 3 party estimates and Intel internal estimates. Includes total semi market excluding optoelectronics, sensors, discretes Future projections based on products still in design. Future transistor counts are projections and are inherently uncertain Transistors Per Package (log)


continue to unleash innovation and democratize compute Data Center General Compute Server Platform Proprietary Systems Network Routers General Compute Server Core Radio Access Platform Communication Edge AI xPU + Specific, Fixed Function Open, Programmable, Proprietary H/W & S/W Open Software and multiple compute Devices Standardized Platform architectures


The world needs “These chips are a wonder of innovation Our and design that power so much of our % Total Semi Manufacturing Capacity “Moonshot” country and enable so much of our 100% 3% Others 7% modern lives to go on …..…We need to make sure these supply chains are secure 19% 90% and reliable” –Joe Biden, 17% 15% Japan President of the United States 80% Asia 70% 13% S. Korea 21% It is not an exaggeration to say at the 60% of global moment that we have a crisis in our supply 22% capacity in chain… [it’s] a national security risk and an 50% 2020 economic security risk.“ Taiwan 44% –Gina Raimondo, 22% Europe 40% US Commerce Secretary, Europe on CHIPS Act for America China 30% 24% 15% 20% US The aim is to jointly create a state-of-the- 9% art European chip ecosystem, including 37% 10% 19% United States production. That ensures our security of 12% supply and will develop new markets for 0% ground-breaking European tech.“ 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 –Ursula von der Leyen, EU President, on the EU Chips Act Source: BCG Report “Government Incentives and US competitiveness I semiconductor Manufacturing”, Sept 2020


Our Strategy Deliver leadership products… …Anchored on open and secure platforms We have …Powered by sustained manufacturing at scale …Supercharged by our people and culture


Delivering across all of our businesses o Fastest Up to a 30x Hyperscale-ready, best- Industry-leading FLOPs 11 camera 360 coverage, Client Processor gen-on-gen AI performance in-class programmable and compute density to RSS, 2x EyeQ5 SoCs, …Ever gain for Xeon packet processing accelerate AI and HPC over-the-air updates Learn more at www.intel.com/PerformanceIndex. Results may vary.


We remain confident we will Intel 7 Manufacturing Ready Manufacturing Ready Manufacturing Ready Manufacturing Ready Shipping Now in 2H’22 in 2H’23 in 1H’24 in 2H’24 1H’22: Foundry Customer Meteor Lake CPU tile Lead server product IP Test Wafers Test Chips production stepping test wafers running running in Fab tape out in fab Milestones 2H’22: First IP shuttle * Process leadership based on performance per watt



Intel is the only company who can provide geographically balanced Adding capacity to meet Intel Transistor Oregon Ireland New Mexico Capacity Avg Wafer Starts / Qtr Costa Rica Arizona Malaysia 2021 2023 2026 Israel Ohio EU


We are unlocking the $1T market opportunity by Open Compute Open Platforms Open Manufacturing Client Cloud AI Auto Edge Network x86 Factories Chiplet Opening our factories, IP, Alternatives to proprietary Ecosystem Software and interface standards, and solutions and creating Standards that create engines of growth industries x86 to foundry customers e Core Xeon IPU X FPGA Accelerators & I/O


Solutions, MARKET Pull-Through Services and Platforms Platform Value Languages, MARKET Broadly Optimize Frameworks, Tools, and & Differentiate Libraries MARKET Accelerate Leading Foundational Software HW Capabilities Client/Edge/Cloud/Data Center


Winning developers and delivering better products with our 1 Enable Developers 2 Foster Choice Open. Choice. Trust. 3 Build Confidential Compute Visit: Open.Intel 20 #1 120+ 700+ 6 CHROME OS Years of Investment Linux Kernel Intel Employed GitHub Architectures Leading Contributor Across hundreds Corporate Contributor Maintainers Projects Supported in oneAPI of independent projects since 2007¹ ¹SOURCE: https://www.linuxfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2020_kernel_history_report_082720.pdf


We are reigniting our innovation and execution through One Voice Sales, Marketing & Communications to Market Michelle Johnston Holthaus & Customer Client Computing Accelerated Computing Network & Edge Michelle Johnston Holthaus Systems & Graphics Nick McKeown Jim Johnson - interim Raja Koduri Distinct Business Units Datacenter & AI Mobileye Foundry Services Sandra Rivera Amnon Shashua Randhir Thakur Manufacturing, Software & Technology Design Functional Supply Chain & Advanced Development Engineering Groups Operations Technology Ann Kelleher Sunil Shenoy Keyvan Esfarjani Greg Lavender Human Growth Corporate General & Finance Resources Acceleration Strategy Administrative David Zinsner Christy Susie Giordano Saf Yeboah Pambianchi (acting)


We are reigniting our innovation and execution through employees with 89% technical expertise 121,000+ patent assets worldwide ~70,000 countries with Intel employees 53 Andy Bryant - Former Intel Chairman Andy Grove - Former Intel CEO & Chairman


Our Execution Foundry Accelerated Auto & Compute & Intel is the next Mobility Graphics Data Network & Client Center & Edge AI


We’re rearchitecting the company to 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 Intel Revenue


With a growing market and leadership products we are CCG 2021 2022 2023 2024 2021 2026 Open Ecosystem 2021 segmentation data is preliminary and unaudited, and subject to change; final data to be provided in Intel’s future SEC filings. Revenue


P-Core E-Core New dual track roadmap with differentiated features DCAI 2021 2022 2023 2024 Ice Lake Sapphire Emerald Granite Rapids Rapids Rapids Sierra 2021 2023 2026 Forest 2021 segmentation data is preliminary and unaudited, and subject to change; final data to be provided in Intel’s future SEC filings. Revenue


NEX was created to deliver a fully programable NEX Cloud Core Network Devices & Data Center Network Edge Things 2021 2026 Intel® Intelligent Fabric Cloud-Native Network Edge Inference FlexRAN Open Standards and Developer Tools 2021 segmentation data is preliminary and unaudited, and subject to change; final data to be provided in Intel’s future SEC filings. *FPGA product revenue is included in DCAI segment Revenue


Traditional businesses account for Foundry NEX Accelerated IDM 2.0 Auto & Compute & Mobility Graphics Software & DCAI Security Data Network & Client Center & AI Edge CCG 2021 2026 Yearly Revenue


Building on our installed base and a thriving open ecosystem we expect AXG 2021 2022 2023 2024 Sapphire Xeon next Super Rapids HBM HBM Falcon Compute Shores HPC- AI Ponte Vecchio Ponte Vecchio next Arctic Sound Media & Analytics Arctic Sound next Visual Alchemist Battlemage Compute (Client GPU) 2021 2022 2026 *Revenue Outlook includes intersegment graphics royalty that is eliminated in Intel consolidated results 2021 segmentation data is preliminary and unaudited, and subject to change; final data to be provided in Intel’s future SEC filings. Learn more at www.intel.com/PerformanceIndex. Results may vary. Revenue


With a large installed base and full stack capability, Comprehensive Strategy Full-Stack Roadmap Market leader E2E MaaS True Mobileye ADAS deployed in over Redundancy Mobility AV. Drive Multiple applications: Robotaxi + aaS Consumer AV Crowd Source Chauffeur Imaging radar and FMCW lidar Mapping Shipping solutions to SuperVision Geely, Zeeker RSS Formal Enhanced Safety Model BMW, Audi, NIO, + ADAS Base + Cloud ADAS VW, Ford, Nissan, + The EyeQ of road data collected to date Family Base ADAS


With a wide range of process, IP, and packaging, IFS will become the Existing IFS 2022 Intel 16 Process Intel 3 2H 2023 Ecosystem IP IP Growing Portfolio of rd x86 3 party IP 2021 2023 2026 EMIB, Foveros Omni Foveros Foveros Direct Packaging Available Target Availability Today 2H 2023 Accelerator RAMP-C 5+ >30 Anchor Prospects Test chips Alliances launched USG Commercial with >15 Top Foundry Contract in Design committed Engagement Partners in 2022 2021 segmentation data is preliminary and unaudited, and subject to change; final data to be provided in Intel’s future SEC filings. Revenue


With a wide range of process, IP, and packaging, IFS will become the Existing IFS Leading Edge 2022 Intel 16 Process Intel 3 2H 2023 Intel 18A 2H 2024 Ecosystem IP IP Growing Portfolio of rd x86 3 party IP 2021 2023 2026 EMIB, Foveros Omni Foveros Foveros Direct Packaging Available Target Availability Today 2H 2023 Accelerator RAMP-C 5+ >30 Anchor Prospects Test chips Alliances launched USG Commercial with >15 Top Foundry Contract in Design committed Engagement Partners in 2022 2021 segmentation data is preliminary and unaudited, and subject to change; final data to be provided in Intel’s future SEC filings. Revenue


With a wide range of process, IP, and packaging, IFS will become the Existing IFS Leading Edge 2022 Intel 16 Tower Semiconductor Process Intel 3 2H 2023 Intel 18A 2H 2024 0.5um to 45nm – Available Today Revenue ~$1.5B* Ecosystem IP Specialty IP IP Design Enablement for RF, Growing Portfolio of rd x86 Power, Optical and Auto 3 party IP 2021 2023 2026 Direct Bonding EMIB, Foveros Omni Foveros Foveros Direct Large Die Stitching Packaging Available Available Target Availability Today Today 2H 2023 * Based on FACT SET consensus estimates Revenue


Being an IDM makes us better at IFS…….and n+3 Improved asset utilization Using Economies of scale n+2 assets Leverage R&D investment n+3 longer n+1 n+2 n+1 n n Broader IP portfolio Robust PDK and design ease-of-use Wafer Wafer Starts Starts Better Output from Assets Cumulative Cumulative Co-innovation Output Output Demanding customers requirements


We have an executable path to 2026 Steady growth over next several years + Tower Semi Foundry Will ramp with process leadership Emerging 2021 Mobileye A market leader in ADAS and AV AXG* >$1B in 2022, ramping to almost $10B by 2026 Emerging NEX Growing in the mid-teens. Faster than market Traditional Mid-to High Single Digit Growth next couple years DCAI Traditional Ramping to Mid Teens with product leadership CCG Low Single to Mid Single Digit Growth thru horizon *AXG Revenue includes intersegment graphics royalty that is eliminated in Intel consolidated results. This royalty is approximately $700M in 2021, growing to approximately $1B in 2026.


Our plans have significant IDM 1.0 Total Capex 100% 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 % of Capex IDM tools Space TD


Our plans have significant IDM 2.0 Total Capex Investment that enables both IFS and IDM 100% 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 % of Capex IDM tools Space TD IFS Tools IFS Tools


Our plans have significant Capital offsets Net Capital Intensity IDM 2.0 Total Capex Investment that enables Targeted both IFS and IDM Net Capital Intensity % Capital (Net Capex / Revenue) Offsets 100% Capital Offsets Assumed in our Plan Additional Prepay and Financing Opportunity '22-26 IDM 2.0 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 Investment % of Capex IDM tools Space TD IFS Tools


Our Beliefs Our Strategy Our Execution 1 We are in an era of sustained, Deliver leadership products… long-term demand Foundry The insatiable need for 2 …Anchored on compute drives the value of open and secure platforms Accelerated Moore’s Law IDM 2.0 Auto & Compute & Mobility Graphics Software & Security Open ecosystems unleash 3 …Powered by sustainable innovation and democratize manufacturing at scale compute Data Network & Client Center & Edge The world needs more AI 4 …Supercharged balanced and resilient by our people and culture supply chains


To Date 1H’22 2H’22 Alder Lake Sapphire Raptor Ramp Rapids Lake Alchemist Ponte shipping Vecchio Intel Manufacturing Shipping 7 Ready Ohio EU Mobileye IPO IFS Anchor Customer


To Date 1H’22 2H’22 2023 2024 Arrow Alder Lake Sapphire Raptor Meteor Lake Ramp Rapids Lake Lake Granite Sapphire Alchemist Rapids & Ponte Emerald Rapids HBM shipping Vecchio Sierra Rapids Forest Intel Manufacturing Shipping 7 Ready Ohio EU Manufacturing Ready Mobileye IPO IFS Anchor Customer


Participating in high-growth markets Sustainable competitive advantages Executing the right strategy Strong leadership and culture Innovative ways to unlock shareholder value