Intel Headquarters

Intel headquarters is the Robert Noyce Building at 2200 Mission College Boulevard in Santa Clara, California — the same Silicon Valley campus the chipmaker has called home for decades, even as the company itself has been through a sweeping restructuring under CEO Lip-Bu Tan. Below you will find everything you need to reach Intel: the current corporate office address, the corporate switchboard and the only U.S. customer phone line Intel still publishes, the online support channels that actually get a response, the addresses for investor and shareholder correspondence, and the steps that work when you need to escalate a complaint.

Intel Headquarters Location and Contact Information

Intel Corporation is headquartered at 2200 Mission College Boulevard, Santa Clara, California 95054-1549, and the company lists (408) 765-8080 as its main telephone number. Both details appear on the cover of Intel’s most recent quarterly report filed with the SEC for the quarter ended June 27, 2026, so they are current as of this writing. The headquarters building is named for co-founder Robert Noyce, and Intel’s internal mail stops still carry the “RNB” prefix — the investor relations department, for example, sits at RNB 4-148.

Keep in mind that the Santa Clara campus is an executive and engineering location, not a customer service center. There is no walk-in support desk, and Intel does not sell processors directly to consumers at its headquarters. If you bought a computer with an Intel chip inside, Intel’s own support pages ask you to contact the system manufacturer or retailer first; Intel supports its boxed processors, Arc graphics cards, Wi-Fi adapters, and other retail products directly through the online channels described below.

Phone Contacts

Intel has moved almost all customer support online, and its official Contact Intel page now publishes just one U.S. phone number, reserved for warranty claims. Rather than waiting on hold, you leave your details and a support agent calls you back. These are the only phone numbers Intel itself publishes:

• Warranty claims (United States): +1 916-377-7000 — callback line; Intel notes that callback times vary with support volume
• Corporate switchboard (headquarters): (408) 765-8080 — listed on Intel’s SEC filings; not a technical support line
• Shareholder services (Computershare, Intel’s transfer agent): 1-800-298-0146 (U.S. and Canada) or 1-312-360-5123 (international)

For everything other than a warranty claim, Intel’s contact page says plainly that live chat and support tickets get the fastest response. You will not find a general customer service hotline, and any number a third-party directory presents as “Intel customer service” should be treated with suspicion.

Customer Service and Support Channels

The starting point is the Intel Support site at intel.com/support. Pick your product family — processors, graphics, wireless, Ethernet, server products, software — and the Contact Intel page shows the channels available for it: live chat with an agent (offered in English), a support ticket submitted through supporttickets.intel.com, and a link to the matching forum. Signing in with an Intel account lets you track open tickets and warranty requests in one place.

The Intel Community is the company’s official forum, with boards for processors, graphics, wireless, memory and storage, server products, and developer software. Intel moderators and product engineers answer there, and for driver problems or compatibility questions it is often faster than a ticket because someone has usually hit the same issue. For a defective boxed processor, Intel’s warranty return services page explains the options: standard warranty replacement worldwide, and a paid Rapid Replacement service in the U.S. and Canada that can ship a replacement in as little as one business day. Boxed Intel processors typically carry a three-year limited warranty. One practical tip: within the first 30 days of purchase, Intel asks you to go back to the retailer first, which is usually the quicker route anyway.

Mailing Addresses for Investors and Shareholders

Intel publishes separate addresses for investor correspondence and for shareholder account matters, which are handled by its transfer agent rather than at headquarters. These come from the company’s official investor relations contacts page:

Intel Corporation is incorporated in Delaware, so its registered entity records live with the Delaware Division of Corporations rather than in California; our Delaware business search guide explains how to look them up. The company also files as a foreign corporation in its home state, and the California business search guide covers the Secretary of State records there.

Company Background

Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore founded Intel on July 18, 1968, after leaving Fairchild Semiconductor, and opened for business two weeks later in a borrowed conference room in Mountain View, California. According to Intel’s own account of its founding, the name is a portmanteau of “integrated electronics.” The company built its early business on memory chips, introduced the first commercial microprocessor in 1971, and rode the personal computer boom of the 1980s and 1990s to become the world’s largest semiconductor maker, with its x86 processors inside the vast majority of PCs and servers.

Intel trades on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the ticker INTC. The past two years have been the most turbulent in its history: after losing manufacturing leadership to rivals and missing the first wave of AI accelerators, the company launched back-to-back restructuring plans in 2024 and 2025 that cut management layers, slowed or cancelled factory projects, and shrank the core workforce by roughly 15 percent in 2025 alone. Intel reported about 82,300 employees as of June 27, 2026 (including Mobileye and other subsidiaries), down from roughly 101,400 a year earlier, in its second-quarter 2026 results. The same report showed revenue growing 25 percent year over year to $16.1 billion, the strongest growth in more than fifteen years, as demand for CPUs and advanced packaging rebounded.

Leadership

Lip-Bu Tan has been Chief Executive Officer since March 2025 and also serves on Intel’s board. A veteran venture capitalist and the former longtime CEO of Cadence Design Systems, he replaced Pat Gelsinger, who left in December 2024. Tan’s tenure has been defined by the 2025 restructuring, a leaner organizational structure, and a push to win outside customers for Intel Foundry, the company’s contract manufacturing business.

Key Office Locations

Santa Clara is the official headquarters, but it is not where most of Intel’s work happens. The company’s global manufacturing overview describes Hillsboro, Oregon — the Gordon Moore Park at Ronler Acres campus, home of the D1X research fab — as its largest and most comprehensive site in the world, with about 21,000 employees making Intel the state’s biggest private employer. Chandler, Arizona hosts the Ocotillo campus, where the newest Fab 52 and Fab 62 produce Intel’s leading-edge process. Rio Rancho, New Mexico specializes in advanced packaging at Fab 9, and Folsom, California is a major design and engineering campus.

Outside the United States, Intel’s Leixlip campus in Ireland runs Fab 34, its first high-volume site for the Intel 4 process, and its Kiryat Gat fab in Israel is a long-standing manufacturing hub; assembly and test facilities operate in Malaysia and Vietnam. The planned “Ohio One” mega-site in New Albany, near Columbus, is the one to watch: announced in 2022 with a promised $28 billion investment, Intel said in its 2025 annual report that it had slowed the pace of construction, and by mid-2026 the company was telling Ohio officials that the first fab would not be finished before 2030, with production following in 2030 or 2031. Intel has cancelled or discontinued planned expansions in Germany and Poland and is consolidating its Costa Rica assembly operations into Malaysia and Vietnam.

Dealing with Customer Complaints

Start with the official channels: open a support ticket or live chat through the Contact Intel page, or call +1 916-377-7000 if the issue is a warranty claim. Keep the ticket number, the date, and the name of any agent you speak with, and have your product’s batch and serial numbers ready — Intel will ask for them. If the front line cannot resolve it, put the complaint in writing to Intel Corporation, 2200 Mission College Blvd, Santa Clara, CA 95054, quoting the ticket number. Letters to the corporate office are not answered by executives personally, but they are logged and routed, and a written record strengthens every later step.

Because Intel is not a regulated utility or bank, there is no dedicated federal complaint desk. The relevant regulator for consumer issues — a warranty Intel will not honor, a misleading product claim, or an unfulfilled replacement — is the Federal Trade Commission, which takes reports at reportfraud.ftc.gov; your state attorney general’s consumer protection office is the other route, and California’s in particular handles complaints against companies headquartered in the state. The FTC does not resolve individual disputes, but a pattern of reports does trigger investigations. For an unresolved money claim, small-claims court is the last resort; check whether your product’s warranty terms require arbitration first.

Summary

Intel’s headquarters is the Robert Noyce Building at 2200 Mission College Boulevard, Santa Clara, CA 95054, reachable through the (408) 765-8080 switchboard, but customer support runs almost entirely online: live chat and tickets at intel.com/support, the Intel Community forums, and the +1 916-377-7000 callback line for warranty claims. Investor questions go to [email protected], and the FTC or your state attorney general is the escalation path when Intel does not respond. Looking for another company’s corporate contacts? Browse our other headquarters guides.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Intel’s headquarters located?

Intel Corporation is headquartered in the Robert Noyce Building at 2200 Mission College Boulevard, Santa Clara, California 95054, United States.

What is Intel’s customer service phone number?

Intel publishes only one U.S. customer phone number, +1 916-377-7000, and it is a callback line for warranty claims. For all other support, Intel directs customers to live chat and support tickets at intel.com/support. The corporate switchboard is (408) 765-8080.

Who is the CEO of Intel?

Lip-Bu Tan is Intel’s Chief Executive Officer. He took the role in March 2025, succeeding Pat Gelsinger, and previously led Cadence Design Systems.

Who owns Intel?

Intel is a publicly traded company listed on the Nasdaq under the ticker INTC, so it is owned by its shareholders. It is incorporated in Delaware and headquartered in California.

How do I file a complaint against Intel?

Open a support ticket first and keep the reference number. If that fails, write to Intel Corporation, 2200 Mission College Blvd, Santa Clara, CA 95054, then report the issue to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov or your state attorney general.

How many employees does Intel have?

Intel reported about 82,300 employees as of June 27, 2026, including Mobileye and other subsidiaries — roughly 19,000 fewer than a year earlier, after the 2025 restructuring.