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Growing Our Leadership Harnessing Our Ubiquity Making AI and in Data Center and Core Strengths Security Pervasive A Foundation Built On Building on Our Position as a Unique Hardware Capabilities Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors Trusted Industry Leader Strengthened by Software 4 Investor Meeting 2022

Market Trends >$65B Continued Mid-Teens Data Explosion CAGR Evolution of Data Center ~$30B Architectures Growth of AI and Security Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors ● FPGAs ● Accelerators 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 Source: Silicon TAM forecast is based on amalgamation of analyst data and Intel analysis, based upon 5 Investor Meeting 2022 current expectations and available information and are subject to change without notice.

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Built-in Accelerators Intel Advanced Matrix Intel Data Streaming Intel QuickAssist Intel 7 Extensions Accelerator Technology P-core Advanced Security Solutions Intel Intel Software Intel Total Intel Platform Crypto Memory Guard Extensions Firmware Acceleration Encryption Resilience Enabling Major Industry Transitions 7 Investor Meeting 2022

Next Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processor (Codenamed Sapphire Rapids) Vs. Nvidia A100 GPU *For workloads and configurations, visit www.intel.com/investordayclaims. Results may vary. 8 Investor Meeting 2022

P- Core E-Core Perf/core optimized for mainstream & premium cloud and Emerald Rapids Sapphire Rapids Granite Rapids Future Gen data-center Intel 7 Intel 7 Intel 3 applications 2023 2022 2024 Power/perf optimized to support high- density, ultra- Sierra Forest efficient compute Future Gen Intel 3 for the cloud 2024 9 Investor Meeting 2022

Broad Software Extensive Software Broad OEM/ODM 1 Ecosystem Optimizations Ecosystem >700 100s >100 BILLIONS MILLION Commercial Software Lines of Code Optimized Intel® Xeon® Scalable Providers Enabled and for Intel® Architecture Processors in the Optimized for Intel® Xeon® Installed Base Scalable Processors 10 (1) Intel estimates based on programs such as Network Builders, AI Builders, Intel Partner Alliance, and more. Investor Meeting 2022

64% 60% Spanning Edge to Cloud and Customers Report Customers Report Covering All Major Markets Higher Application Performance* Faster Deployment Time* On Average On Average “Intel Select Solutions are like an ‘easy button’ that “Our VM density has increased roughly 20% to 35% can help customers solve business problems faster.” by using Intel Xeon Scalable processors optimized for virtualization and cryptography.” Bob Olwig, EVP, Corporate Business Development World Wide Technology Ian McClarty, President, phoenixNAP *Source: IDC Business Value White Paper, sponsored by Intel, The Business Value of Intel-Based Workload Optimized Solutions 11 doc #US48359721, November 2021, Results may vary Investor Meeting 2022

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>$40B Silicon TAM (2026) DL Training Preprocessing Inference & Management AI Training AI Inference 20% CAGR 25% CAGR Statistical/ML (2021 - 2026) (2021 - 2026) Size of boxes is approximate silicon TAM (2021) Intel’s Broad & Open Approach CPU GPU Custom oneAPI Most AI Compute Today Runs on Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors 13 Investor Meeting 2022

Driving the Era of Confidential Computing Cloud Intel SGX Enterprise Intel SGX Deployments Enterprise Use of Intel SGX Edge Intel Helps to Protect Data At Rest, Inflight and In Use Intel SGX = Intel Software Guard Extensions 14 Investor Meeting 2022 *No product or feature can be absolutely secure

Near Term CAGR Longer Term CAGR Mid-to-High Mid Teens (2023 – 2026) Single Digits (2021 – 2023) 15 Investor Meeting 2022

Near Term CAGR Leadership Products, Process and Packaging Mid-to-High Technology and Scale Capacity Single Digits (2021 – 2023) Industry-leading Software and Hardware Capabilities Unleash the Ecosystem Longer Term CAGR Mid Teens (2023 – 2026) Unmatched AI and Security Strengths Across Products and Segments 16 Investor Meeting 2022