Intel logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- It is the largest semiconductor chip maker in the world.
- It is the largest semiconductor chip maker in the world.
- 1968 — 2005 The original “dropped-e” logo was designed by Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore, who founded Intel.
- The blue insignia featured a clear sans-serif font.
- The emblem was used from 1968 until the end of 2005.
- It was a part of a new marketing strategy.
- So as to make more consumers aware of the fact that there were Intel processors in their computers, the company created a special “Intel Inside” emblem.
- At the same period the Intel jingle theme was created.
- 2005 — 2020 In 2005 the “swoosh” logo appeared comprising Intel’s new slogan “Leap Ahead”.
- The “e” letter got back to its place in the line, the font became more unique, and a “swoosh” appeared around the word “Intel”.
- This added stability and helped to convey the “reliability” and “endurance” promise.
- The “i” and the “l” characters both have a sharp end, while “i” also has a characteristic square on the top instead of a round dot.
- Color of the Intel Logo The light blue shade featured in the current version of the Intel logo symbolizes the company’s power in the minds of people.
- The other color used in the emblem, white, is basically just a negative background color.
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