In July 2012 he joined Intel.

In 1990 he joined Intel as a senior architect and was involved in the development of the P6 "core".

Later that year, he joined Intel and again began stealing technical information, which he sold to China and Iran.

Dr. Grove joined Intel on Day One, to run research and development.

In 1993, Barela joined Intel as its community and government relations manager.

He then joined Intel, where he led the development of the world famous Pentium processor.

When he joined Intel, it was then a mere $663 million revenue company.

After which he joined Intel in 1978.

He joined Intel in 1982 in New Mexico as an engineer.

Dr. Grove joined Intel upon its founding and became chief operating officer in 1976 and president in 1979.