• Intel Core Processors (e.g., Core i9, Core i7)
• Intel Xeon Processors
• Intel Optane Memory
• Intel SSDs (Solid State Drives)
• Intel Ethernet Controllers
• Intel Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Adapters
• Intel FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Arrays)
• Intel RealSense Depth Cameras
• Intel Automotive Solutions
• Intel Software Development Tools
o Intel follows a premium pricing strategy for its products due to their superior performance and brand reputation.
o Pricing varies based on factors such as processor model, specifications, and target market segment.
o The company often adopts a skimming pricing strategy for new product releases, setting higher initial prices that gradually decrease over time as competitors enter the market and production costs decrease.
o Intel also offers volume discounts and special pricing arrangements for large customers such as OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) (Burgelman, 2002).
• Intel employs various promotional strategies to create awareness and drive demand for its products:
• Advertising: Intel invests heavily in advertising campaigns across various media channels including television, print, online, and social media. These campaigns highlight the performance, reliability, and innovation of Intel processors.
• Sponsorships: Intel sponsors events, competitions, and esports tournaments to showcase its products and engage with consumers, particularly tech enthusiasts and gamers.
• Public Relations: Intel maintains a strong presence in the media through press releases, interviews, and industry events.
• Intel distributes its products through a variety of channels including direct sales, OEM partnerships, distributors, and retailers.
• Direct sales are primarily targeted at large enterprises, data centers, and other organizations with significant computing needs.
• OEM partnerships involve collaborating with computer manufacturers to integrate Intel processors into their products.
• Distributors play a crucial role in reaching smaller businesses and individual consumers by distributing Intel products through channels like online retailers and local computer stores.