Over the next 15 years, the world population will grow by 1.8 billion people entering the consumer class. Global consumption will double to $64 trillion as a result. Energy costs will rise 40% to meet growing global demand for energy by 2035. More efficient production methods will be needed to address these challenges of population growth, rising consumption, and increased energy needs.

1. In the Next 15 Years1
World Population in Billions
4.4
Consumer Below
2.2
0.3
2.8
0.9
4
1.2
2.4
3.7
4.2
2X
1950 1970 1990 2010 2025
1.8B more people will enter the consumer
class
Worldwide consumption will double to
$64 trillion
Energy costs will continue to rise to
40% growth of global demand by 2035.
Production will need to be more efficient
1. McKinsey, May 2013—Disruptive technologies: Advances that will transform life, business, and the global economy.
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2. U.S. Manufacturing
Fostering Growth
Smart Manufacturing Innovation Job Creation Education
STEM competitions
 > 1700 seniors in US
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high school in Intel
Science Talent Search
 7M Students reached in
Intel Int’l Science and
Engineering Fair
Higher Education
 50k Galileo Dev boards
donated to universities
 Research and professor
collaborations
1st in R&D of U.S. public
companies
 $10.1B worldwide R&D
spend in 2012
5th largest capital investor in
U.S.
 $10.8B global investment
since 1991
 62.4% of investment
dollars in U.S.-based
companies
Significant customer and
supplier in the technology
industry
 32 U.S. facilities, total of 55
WW
 $23.6B out of a total of
$31.4B plant and equipment
in USA
 Each Intel job supports 13+
additional jobs in U.S.
 Intel contributed $758B to
U.S. GDP, 2007-2011
#1 Green Power Purchaser
Moore’s Law
 Transistors on IC double
every 18 months
Predictive Analytics
 $3M incremental and
extending to $30M when
scaled WW
 Adaptive test plans,
Improved yield, extend
parts lifetime, early alerts
US Economic Impact Study by Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PwC) for 2008-2012
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3. Internet of Things Challenges
Connectivity
Security & Privacy
Interoperability & Standards
Ecosystem
IoT
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