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We are also collaborating with the industry and academia to identify, develop and pilot alternative green chemistry and abatement solutions, many of which do not exist today. We’ve developed a roadmap to drive reductions and ultimately achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions across our global operations by 2040. We are focused on achieving 100% renewable energy, net-positive water and zero waste to landfills by 2030.

In 2022, we pledged to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in our operations and across our value chain.

Driving Our Value Chain Toward Sustainable Computing: Achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions is one of the most complicated challenges the technology industry faces.

Over the past year, we have had some incredible achievements implementing sustainability as an industry initiative: This was a big part of his legacy and why corporate responsibility and sustainability remain deeply engrained in Intel’s DNA. Moore was an avid philanthropist and established our commitment to environmental sustainability during a time when companies were not thinking about it the way they are today. I was reminded of this with the recent passing of Intel’s co-founder Gordon Moore, an icon whose legacy continues to inspire us every day. More: Intel Surpasses First 2030 goal: $2 Billion in Diverse Supplier Spending | Full 2022-2023 Corporate Responsibility Report | Corporate Responsibility at Intel Our dedication to environmental, social and corporate governance is key to our success as a business.

To overcome these challenges, we remain committed to the highest ethical standards and to use our resources and ingenuity to solve the world’s greatest challenges. We continue to operate in a tough market, while simultaneously pursuing our multiyear transformation. Semiconductors power the essential technologies in a world that is becoming increasingly digital.Ģ022 was a challenging year for Intel. The past several years demonstrated how central technology is to every aspect of human existence. SANTA CLARA, Calif.-( BUSINESS WIRE)- The following is an opinion editorial from Pat Gelsinger, chief executive officer of Intel Corporation: