Intel Reinvents Itself to Stay King in a Changing World

Intel is bigger than all but 50 other U.S. companies, and that's because of something called the CPU. If you were around in the '90s or the early aughts, you saw the TV ads. For decades, Intel has supplied a majority of the chips that sit at the heart of our personal computers, including desktops as well as laptops. These chips are called central processing units, CPUs for short. They handle most all of the digital calculations that drive our PCs.