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The Silicon Valley tech giant already employs 11,700 people in Israel and has invested more than $50 billion in the country over the last 50 years.

The Israeli government has given Intel $3.2 billion in incentives to expand its chip manufacturing in the country.

The Silicon Valley tech giant already employs 11,700 people in Israel and has invested more than $50 billion in the country over the last 50 years.

The Largest-ever Private Investment in Israel Is Perceived as a Major Show of Support by a U.S. Company Amid Israel's Ground Operation in Gaza

The Israeli government and Intel confirmed plans to build a $25 billion chipmaking factory in the south of the country, an investment Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has described as the biggest in Israel’s history.

Despite Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's statement about Intel's huge investment, the agreement has yet to be signed.

Despite recent waves of firings within the global company, Intel’s Israeli branch is performing well in exports and diversity.

Karin Eibschitz-Segal & Daniel Benatar, the replacements of retiring CEO of Intel Israel, Yaniv Garty, are each responsible for strategic areas in global Intel

Karin Eibschitz-Segal and Daniel Benatar have been appointed co-CEOs of Intel Israel amid the layoffs at the company

We traveled to Israel for a rare look inside the facility—and clean room!—that churns out Intel’s most advanced 10nm processors. Come on in.