Crossword clues for intel
intel
- Spook's work
- Source of inedible chips
- Silicon Valley chip maker
- Semiconductor chip maker
- Seller of Skylake chips
- Secrets, for short
- Santa Clara chip maker
- Result of recon
- Recon-party objective
- Recon result
- Recon objective
- Recon mission's goal, for short
- Recon mission's goal
- Recon mission goal
- Recon mission aim
- Recon gathering
- Recon findings
- Recon consequence
- Programmers don't snack on its chips
- Processor processor
- Processor giant
- Photos from drones, e.g
- Pentium processor producer
- Pentium processor company
- PC hardware giant
- PC chip giant
- PC "insider"
- Oppo research, e.g
- NSA concern, briefly
- Noted chip maker
- Name on a Pentium 4
- Name in microprocessors
- Motherboard maker
- Mole's acquisition, briefly
- Mission goal, perhaps
- Military gathering?
- Military 411
- Microprocessor name since 1971
- Microchip maker
- Microchip heavyweight
- Maker of Xeon microprocessors
- Maker of some drivers
- Maker of many chips
- Maker of inedible chips
- Maker of expensive chips
- Maker of chips
- Lowdown on the enemy
- It's gathered on a recon mission
- Info from spies
- Info from a spy
- Info a spy might gather
- Inedible chip maker
- Huge semiconductor company
- Goal of a recon mission
- Gathering of moles?
- Gathering of moles
- Foe info
- Espionage info
- Espionage gathering
- Espionage aid, for short
- Espionage acquisition
- Enemy plans, e.g
- Drone's gathering, briefly
- Dirt gathered by spying
- Covert ops collection
- Covert ops accumulation
- Covert ops accrual
- Covert acquisition
- Core processor name
- Core processor company
- Core i9 processor maker
- Computer parts maker
- Computer disk manufacturer
- Computer company in the chips
- Company that's rich in chips
- Company that makes semiconductor chips
- Company in the chips
- Company headquartered in Santa Clara, California
- Collection for a CIA briefing
- CIA's stock-in-trade
- CIA's stock in trade
- CIA gathering
- Chip-making giant
- Chip shipper
- Centrino platform producer
- Centrino maker
- Celeron manufacturer
- Blue-chip chip company
- Big producer of chips
- Big PC processor manufacturer
- Big name in microprocessors
- Big name in little chips
- Big microprocessor chip maker
- Big maker of computer chips
- Big maker of chips
- Big chip-maker
- Agents' gathering
- Agent's collection
- "Look inside" sloganeer
- "Leap ahead" sloganeer
- "Inside" company
- "Experience what's inside" sloganeer
- "__ inside": chipmaker's slogan
- Silicon Valley giant
- Chip giant
- Microchip giant
- Semiconductor giant
- Big name in computer chips
- Big name in computers
- Pentium chip maker
- Chip company
- Silicon Valley name
- Pentium maker
- Giant in chips
- Pentium processor maker
- Computer chip maker
- Big name in chips
- Chip maker based in Santa Clara
- Brand of chips
- Computer chip company
- Purveyor of chips
- Santa Clara-based Fortune 500 company
- Major chipmaker
- "___ Inside" (slogan)
- Big chipmaker
- N.S.A. concern, for short
- Spy satellite's acquisition
- Gathering of spies?
- "___ Inside" (ad catchphrase)
- Big maker of microchips
- What a military operative may provide
- Spy's knowledge, informally
- Pentium source
- Info from a debriefing
- Sponsor of an annual science competition
- It's gathered during recon
- What spies collect
- Drone's mission, maybe
- Bond yield?
- Facts collected by spies, informally
- Its chips aren't for eating
- Pentium creator
- What scouts gather
- Contents of a presidential briefing
- Computer giant
- Chip manufacturer based in California
- What the military gathers from mujahedin, tellingly
- Spy provides this home phone number
- US chip manufacturer
- Big name in computer hardware
- Pentium producer
- Chip brand
- Samsung competitor
- Major chip maker
- Recon goal
- Chip producer
- They're rich in chips
- Processor producer
- Military info
- Military data, for short
- Manufacturer of computer chips
- Info gathered by spies
- Info from a spy drone
- Info from a drone
- Dossier contents
- Debriefing info
- Big name in PC chips
- A Dow Jones Industrial
- What spies gather, for short
- Spy's info
- Spy's gathering, informally
- Spy's acquisition, for short
- Recon acquisition
- PC chip maker
- Mil. gathering?
- Maker of Xeon processors
- Inside company?
- Espionage objective
- CIA briefing info
- Big chip maker
- AMD rival
- "___ Inside" (computer slogan)
- Xeon Processor brand
- What's gathered on a recon mission
- What spies gather
- What recon may provide
- What drones collect, informally
- What drones collect
- Very big maker of very little chips
- Undercover acquisition
- Thin chip maker
- They make awesome chips
- Tech company that makes chips and processors
- Surveillance product, briefly
- Spy's pickup, for short
- Spy's info acquisition, for short
- Spy's gathering, for short
- Spy's collection, for short
- Spy's collection
- Spy's briefing contents, briefly
- Spy's acquisition, informally
- Spy's acquisition
- Spy poop
- Spy ops' acquisition
- Spy drone's collection, for short
- Spy collection
Wiktionary
n. intelligence (secret information)
Wikipedia
Intel Corporation (better known as Intel, stylized as intel) is an American multinational technology company headquartered in Santa Clara, California. Intel is one of the world's largest and highest valued semiconductor chip makers, based on revenue. It is the inventor of the x86 series of microprocessors, the processors found in most personal computers. Intel supplies processors for computer system manufacturers such as Apple, Samsung, HP and Dell. Intel also makes motherboard chipsets, network interface controllers and integrated circuits, flash memory, graphics chips, embedded processors and other devices related to communications and computing. Intel Corporation was founded on July 18, 1968, by semiconductor pioneers Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore and widely associated with the executive leadership and vision of Andrew Grove, Intel combines advanced chip design capability with a leading-edge manufacturing capability.
Intel was an early developer of SRAM and DRAM memory chips, which represented the majority of its business until 1981. Although Intel created the world's first commercial microprocessor chip in 1971, it was not until the success of the personal computer (PC) that this became its primary business. During the 1990s, Intel invested heavily in new microprocessor designs fostering the rapid growth of the computer industry. During this period Intel became the dominant supplier of microprocessors for PCs, and was known for aggressive and anti-competitive tactics in defense of its market position, particularly against Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), as well as a struggle with Microsoft for control over the direction of the PC industry.
Intel was ranked #56 on the 2015 rankings of the world's most valuable brands published by Millward Brown Optimor.
The Open Source Technology Center at Intel hosts PowerTOP and LatencyTOP, and supports other open-source projects such as Wayland, Intel Array Building Blocks, Threading Building
The name "Intel" was conceived as portmanteau of the words integrated and electronics. The fact that "intel" is the term for intelligence information also made the name appropriate.
Intel, short for Intel Corporation, is the world's largest semiconductor company.
Intel may also refer to:
- Intelligence (information gathering)
- Intel, a fictional cartel in the 1961/2 BBC TV science fiction serials A for Andromeda and The Andromeda Breakthrough
Usage examples of "intel".
There, he called for the FIST commanders and their intelligence and operations chiefs to join him and his own intel and ops chiefs.
Gunny Sullivan sent him off to see Allahbut we got two live ones and they talked some, gave us some good information, the Intel guys told me.
The final score had been one badly shot-up Marine, and sixteen dead Arabs, plus two live captives for the Intel pukes to chat with.
Laura too had wearied of the worry, and s he still had to tell Jake that Intel had reactivated her as a communications consultant on Operation Shadowpoint.
Jake reported the photograph, you were recalled to military active duty and permanently reactivated in Intel as an expert communications operative.
An NRT has chemists, forensic experts like you, arson and bomb dogs, post blast and fire-origin experts, intel people, special vehicles and mobile labs, all that good shit.
Our intel guys say that Aidid is getting a big boost from a Saudi exile named Osama bin Laden.
I know is that last Saturday, the National Security Advisor called me in and said that he had intel that Aidid was going to be at some big terrorist summit in Iraq on March 6.
Madeline had been in Intel, and even an airhead screw-up with a serious drinking problem could pick up a lot of potentially dangerous skills there, which is why Laura braved the rain to run a hasty check on the car.
When you get here, all the data, every snip and dribble, gets carted to a base along with your intel people.
Julian said over the earbud the intel NCO'd installed, "if you're having translation problems, ask me.
Their intel all toted up to a clandestine meeting of highly placed generals on the new Frenchie carrier, Charles de Gaulle.
The Magistrate Division level was huge, containing classrooms, a weapons range, a vast armory, wardrooms, a cafeteria, a gymnasium and a computerized Intel center.
There was no solid proof of this, of courseonly anxieties that gave rise to the fear that an elite group of historians/insurgents, labelled Preservationists by the Intel section, might know far more than the Trust or even the barons themselves.
And according to intel we received, Fenwick did spend a good part of the afternoon at the Iranian mission.