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ExtremeTech Intel Wants $9.7B for European Fab, Will Invest $3.5B in New Mexico Foundry By Joel Hruska on May 3, 2021 at 4:01 pm This site may earn affiliate commissions from the links on this page. Terms of use. Intel is ramping up its planned investments in existing semiconductor facilities, and it’s willing to build a European foundry if the EU kicks in a lot of cash. On Monday, Intel announced that it will invest $3.5 billion dollars in foundry upgrades to its facility in New Mexico. These new upgrades to the company’s facilities in Rio Rancho will allow the Rio Ran...

Siptu calls for urgent meeting with Intel contractors about Covid-19 outbreak at Kildare site Concerns  '); Union SIPTU has called for an urgent meeting with the main contractors at the Intel Leixlip construction site following a Covid-19 outbreak there. SIPTU Divisional Organiser, Karan O'Loughlin, said: “Following reports that a significant number of workers have tested positive for Covid-19, our members are concerned for their safety of these and others on the Intel construction site. We are calling for an urgent meeting with the main contractors as information is required on how this o...

Tim Hannon, the recipient of the Paul Whelan Memorial Scholarship Clare students selected to receive scholarships January 17, 2021 TWO Clare students have been selected to receive prestigious scholarships. Annie Reeves from Mountshannon, who is studying mobile communication and internet security at the University of Limerick, has been named among the recipients of Intel’s Women in Technology scholarship programme. Also Intel Shannon has presented a Paul Whelan Memorial Scholarship to Tim Hannon, a computer science student from Ennis. 15 years ago Intel in Ireland launched its Women in Tec...

Two Co Clare students, studying at the University of Limerick, have been awarded scholarships by technology giant Intel which has a facility in Shannon. 15 years ago Intel in Ireland launched its Women in Technology scholarship program for the first time. Since then, the program has gone from strength to strength and continues today to form an important part of our wider commitment to advancing diversity and inclusion at every level of our company and the broader industry. The scholarship program aims to encourage a new generation of high-achieving women to take up the challenge of a career i...