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HILLSBORO, Ore. New Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, visiting the company’s Hillsboro factories Wednesday, said the company isn’t done expanding in Oregon and expects to add to its local manufacturing footprint again within the next few years.
Intel’s new CEO Pat Gelsinger says chipmaker will build more Oregon factories
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Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger tours the $3 billion expansion underway at the company s Ronler Acres manufacturing campus in Hillsboro.Walden Kirsch/Intel photo
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New Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, visiting the company’s Hillsboro factories Wednesday, said the company isn’t done expanding in Oregon and expects to add to its local manufacturing footprint again within the next few years.
That’s the first time Intel has indicated that it plans to continue building in Oregon after it wraps up construction of a $3 billion expansion to its D1X research factory, which is nearing completion in Hillsboro.
Kotek s plan to spend toll revenue on highways under fire March 16 2021
House Bill 3065 would send more money to highway projects throughout the metro region, but some say the plan is misguided.
Portland transportation leaders are hoping to slam the brakes on legislation they say would send incipient tollbooth dollars heading in the wrong direction.
House Bill 3065 was introduced by Speaker of the House Tina Kotek as a directive for the Oregon Department of Transportation to study creating uniform standards for speed bumps though the North Portland Democrat admitted that text was merely a placeholder at a Joint Transportation Committee meeting March 16.