Intel Logo

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Intel logo

About Intel

A lowercase blue wordmark reading "intel" set in a geometric, rounded sans-serif. The letters are entirely lowercase and evenly weighted; the dot over the "i" is slightly squared on top. A thick, open elliptical swoosh (halo) wraps around the wordmark, starting below the "i" on the left, curving up and over the top right of the text and finishing as a tapered bar under the final "l". A small registered trademark symbol (®) appears near the top-right of the logo.

The design is flat, uses a single bright medium-blue for all logo elements on a white background, and combines a simple wordmark with the dynamic encircling ring to create a compact, corporate mark.

Shapes: lowercase wordmark open elliptical ring (swoosh) registered trademark symbol

Style: modern minimalist corporate flat geometric sans-serif wordmark with swoosh

Text in logo: intel

The encircling swoosh/halo visually suggests orbit, motion, connectivity and global reach; combined with the lowercase wordmark it conveys modernity and approachability.

Colors

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Intel blue

#0071C5 · primary

White (background)

#FFFFFF · secondary

Deep blue (accent/shade)

#005A9C · accent

Intel Logo History

Intel Corporation was founded in 1968 by Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore and is a leading semiconductor and microprocessor company. The enclosed-wordmark with the elliptical swoosh (often called the "halo" or "swoosh" logo) was used by Intel as its primary corporate mark for many years in the 2000s–2010s before the company introduced a refreshed wordmark in a later rebrand.