EX-99.5

Exhibit 99.5 Future node performance and other metrics, including power and density, are projections and are inherently uncertain and, in the case of other industry nodes, are derived from or estimated based on publicly available information. Intel’s node numbers do not represent the actual dimension of any physical feature on a transistor or structure. They also do not pinpoint a specific level of improvement in performance, power or area, and the magnitude of a decrease from one node number to the next is not necessarily proportionate to the level of improvement in one or more metrics. Historically, new Intel node numbers were based solely on improvements in area/density; now, node numbers generally reflect a holistic assessment of improvement across metrics and can be based on improvement in one or more of performance, power, area, or other important factors, or a combination, and will not necessarily be based on area/density improvement alone. Non-GAAP Financial Measures. 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Investor Meeting 2022

Investor Meeting 2022 CFO, Intel

Revenue growth - structured for success Gross margin expansion Financial Review Smart capital and financial discipline CFO Objectives to drive healthy free cash flow Strong shareholder return

CCG DCAI NEX Client Computing Datacenter Networking Group & AI Group & Edge Group AXG IFS MBLY Accelerated Intel Foundry Computing Systems Mobileye Services and Graphics Group To Drive Innovation & Roadmap Execution

Both our traditional and emerging businesses are indexed to 2026 TAM Estimates; Per IDC, Gartner, Mercury, JPR, multiple other external sources and internal analysis Graphics and Accelerated Foundry ADAS/ AV Compute (IFS) (Mobileye) (AXG) > 100M EyeQ’s Shipped Record 41 new ADAS design wins in 2021 Mid-teen YoY growth High single-digit YoY growth Client Datacenter Network & Edge (CCG) (DCAI) (NEX) Low to mid single digit YoY growth Mid-teen YoY growth Low double digit YoY growth * Includes integrated graphics captured in CCG and HPC Xeon in DCAI. Excludes AXG SW/Services TAM. Traditional Emerging

Focus areas to drive profitable growth 2 0 2 1 2 0 2 3 2 0 2 6 Emerging Traditional

Gross Margin (‘25+) GM% Fiscal Discipline Business Mix & Scale Pricing for Leading Products Gross Margin (’22-’24) Process Technology Leadership GM% Process leadership based on performance per watt

Net Capital Intensity % (Net Capex / Revenue) 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026

rd Shell First Government Customer Financial Effective use of 3 Strategy Incentives Commitments Partners Party Foundry

Revenue Growth + Gross Margin Expansion Smart Capital + Operating Expense Leverage + Working Capital Adjusted free cash flow equal to operating cash flow less net capital expenditures and payments on finance leases

Invest in the Business Strategic M&A Return of Cash Invest in talent, technology Value enhancing and capacity to enable Committed to a healthy acquisitions consistent leadership and maximize and growing dividend with our strategies growth

Revenue Gross Margin EPS

2023 and 2024 ~35% *Adjusted free cash flow equal to operating cash flow, less net capital expenditures and payments on finance lease.

2025 and 2026 ~25% *Adjusted free cash flow equal to operating cash flow, less capital expenditures and payments on finance leases.

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