Intel is currently in a major process of change and restructuring at many levels. Changes to its processor design and manufacturing structure have been announced this week. Now the company would also be working on new logos for its different products. Intel would have created new logos for its different ranges of products and would have registered them in the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
That Intel decides to change logos or create new logos is not something that is especially interesting either. Note that in recent years it has already changed the logo several times. Even for the processors that were sold in conjunction with Optane memories, the company created a separate logo.
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The first thing that stands out is that Intel has retouched its own logo. These new logos are much simpler and minimalist than the previous ones. It stands out above all that the classic oval of the company logo is eliminated. It also changes the type of font for CORE and how it is written, becoming written as 'CORe'. In addition, the font used is simpler and more rounded.
The main Intel logo changes, as far as we can see, just like the typical Intel Inside and Intel CORe. But it is also added an Intel logo 'evo' which receives the addition of 'Powered By Core'. The latter we do not know for what types of products it is intended.
It seems that the company is not only working on internal changes, but also on branding and marketing changes. Although this is not very relevant, it does suggest that the company seeks to change things. For a long time they have made wrong decisions and hence so many problems. We assume that these new logos began to be seen with Tiger Lake processors for laptops and with Rocket Lake for desktop.
Source: VZ
