Answer: INTEL
INTEL is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted over 20 times. There are related answers (shown below). Try defining INTEL with Google.
Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Big name in chips
- Inside info
- Big name in computer chips
- Big name in computers
- Big name in computer hardware
- Chip maker
- Computer giant
- Secret stuff
- Silicon Valley giant
- Chip giant
- Computer chip maker
- Brand of chips
- Major chip maker
- Chip brand
- 411
- Samsung competitor
- Pentium producer
- Info gathered by spies
- Spy's acquisition, for short
- Semiconductor giant
- Recon goal
- Chip producer
- A Dow Jones Industrial
- They're rich in chips
- Spy's gathering, informally
- Recon acquisition
- Processor producer
- Pentium maker
- Military info
- Military data, for short
- Manufacturer of computer chips
- Info from a spy drone
- Info from a spy
- Info from a drone
- Giant in chips
- Dossier contents
- Debriefing info
- Computer chip company
- Chip company
- Big name in PC chips
- What spies gather, for short
- Spy's info
- Spy's collection
- Spy's acquisition
- Spy collection
- Purveyor of chips
- Pentium source
- Pentium processor maker
- PC chip maker
- Mole's collection
- Mil. gathering?
- Microchip giant
- Maker of Xeon processors
- Maker of inedible chips
- It's gathered during recon
- Inside company?
- Gathering of spies
- Espionage objective
- Covert acquisition
- CIA briefing info
- Big chipmaker
- Big chip maker
- AMD rival
- "___ inside" (slogan)
- "___ Inside" (computer slogan)
- Xeon processor maker
- Xeon Processor brand
- What's gathered on a recon mission
- What spies gather
- What spies collect
- What scouts gather
- What recon may provide
- What drones collect, informally
- What drones collect
- What a spy gathers
- What a military operative may provide
- Very big maker of very little chips
- US chip manufacturer
- Undercover acquisition
- Thin chip maker
- They make awesome chips
- Tech company that makes chips and processors
- Surveillance product, briefly
- Spy's pickup, for short
- Spy's knowledge, informally
- Spy's info acquisition, for short
- Spy's gathering, for short
- Spy's data
- Spy's collection, for short
- Spy's briefing contents, briefly
- Spy's acquisition, informally
- Spy satellite's acquisition
- Spy poop
- Spy ops' acquisition
- Spy drone's collection, for short
- Spook's work
- Sponsor of an annual science competition
- Spies collect it
- Source of inedible chips
- Silicon Valley name
- Silicon Valley chip maker
- Semiconductor chip maker
- Seller of Skylake chips
- Secrets, for short
- Secrets acquired
- Santa Clara-based Fortune 500 company
- Santa Clara chip maker
- Result of recon
- Recon-party objective
- Recon result
- Recon objective
- Recon mission's goal, for short
- Recon mission's goal
- Recon mission goal
- Recon mission aim
- Recon gathering
- Recon findings
- Recon consequence
- Programmers don't snack on its chips
- Processor processor
- Processor giant
- Photos from drones, e.g.
- Photos from a satellite, say
- Pentium processor producer
- Pentium processor company
- Pentium creator
- PC hardware giant
- PC chip giant
- PC "insider"
- Oppo research, e.g.
- NSA concern, briefly
- Noted chip maker
- Name on a Pentium 4
- Name in microprocessors
- N.S.A. concern, for short
- Motherboard maker
- Mole's acquisition, briefly
- Mission goal, perhaps
- Military gathering?
- Military 411
- Microprocessor name since 1971
- Microchip maker
- Microchip heavyweight
- Maker of Xeon microprocessors
- Maker of some drivers
- Maker of many chips
- Maker of expensive chips
- Maker of chips
- Major chipmaker
- Lowdown on the enemy
- Its chips aren't for eating
- It's gathered on a recon mission
- It may be gathered through recon
- It may be gathered on a covert op
- Info obtained by a spy
- Info gained by spying
- Info from spies
- Info from covert ops
- Info from a debriefing
- Info a spy might gather
- Inedible chip maker
- Huge semiconductor company
- Goal of a recon mission
- Gathering of spies?
- Gathering of moles?
- Gathering of moles
- Gathered documents
- Foe info
- Facts collected by spies, informally
- Espionage info
- Espionage gathering
- Espionage aid, for short
- Espionage acquisition
- Enemy plans, e.g.
- Drone's mission, maybe
- Drone's gathering, briefly
- Dirt gathered by spying
- Covert ops collection
- Covert ops accumulation
- Covert ops accrual
- Core processor name
- Core processor company
- Core i9 processor maker
- Contents of a presidential briefing
- Computer parts maker
- Computer disk manufacturer
- Computer company in the chips
- Company that's rich in chips
- Company that makes semiconductor chips
- Company in the chips
- Company headquartered in Santa Clara, California
- Company behind the first microprocessor
- Collection for a CIA briefing
- CIA's stock-in-trade
- CIA's stock in trade
- CIA gathering
- Chipmaker
- Chip-making giant
- Chip shipper
- Chip manufacturer based in California
- Chip maker based in Santa Clara
- Centrino platform producer
- Centrino maker
- Celeron manufacturer
- Bond yield?
- Blue-chip chip company
- Big producer of chips
- Big PC processor manufacturer
- Big name in microprocessors
- Big name in little chips
- Big microprocessor chip maker
- Big maker of microchips
- Big maker of computer chips
- Big maker of chips
- Big chip-maker
- Agents' gathering
- Agent's collection
- "Look inside" sloganeer
- "Leap ahead" sloganeer
- "Inside" company
- "Experience what's inside" sloganeer
- "___ Inside" (ad catchphrase)
- "__ inside": chipmaker's slogan
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