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US-Iran: Decoding more than four decades of enmityArch-foes United States and Iran are set to hold talks in Islamabad. This meeting aims to end a month-long war in the Middle East. A fragil...- Intel to axe 24,000 jobs — is your state or country on the layoff list? Here’s who’s affected mostIntel is set to reduce its workforce by approximately 24,000 positions this year, impacting operations across the U.S., Germany, Poland, an...
- Intel gets multibillion-dollar Apollo offer as Qualcomm circlesApollo Global Management has proposed a multibillion-dollar investment in Intel, providing an alternative to Qualcomm's potential takeover....
- Semiconductor supply chains in Asia significant for Intel: CEO Pat GelsingerIntel CEO Pat Gelsinger said the company would invest more than $100 billion over the next five years to augment its semiconductor capaciti...
- Germany earmarks €20 billion for chip industry in coming yearsAs per Germany's economy ministry, the money will come from the Climate and Transformation Fund.
- Germany earmarks €20 billion in subsidies for chip industryThe ministry said Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturer TSMC has also expressed interest in investing in a semiconductor production facility...
- How Poland snagged Intel's multi-billion dollar investmentIn the face of an unprecedented semiconductor shortage, Europe is offering billions of euros in subsidies to reduce its dependence on Asia....
- Germany to offer aid only to strategic sectors after Intel subsidyIntel's decision to develop two chip-making plants in Magdeburg was hailed by Chancellor Olaf Scholz as the biggest-ever foreign investment...
- Global chip race touches off spending spree, led by Intel’s $50-billion campaign targeting semiconductorsIntel’s largest layout in Europe will be its $32.8 billion plant in Germany.
- Chipmakers' plans for factories in Europe, US and AsiaIndia, Taiwan and South Korea have offered incentives such as tax breaks to boost domestic chip production. Here are some of the chipmakers...
- Intel to spend $33 billion in Germany in landmark expansionThe deal to build two leading-edge semiconductor facilities in the eastern city of Magdeburg involves 10 billion euros in German subsidies,...
- Germany to sign agreement with Intel after chip plant talksBerlin has not confirmed how much state funding the company is set to receive for the project in the central German city of Magdeburg.
- Intel to invest $4.6 billion in new chip plant in PolandIntel said on Friday it will invest up to $4.6 billion in a new semiconductor assembly and test facility near Wrocław, Poland, as part of a...
- Germany refusing Intel's additional demand for subsidies for chip plant: reportThe company was due to receive 6.8 billion euros in government support for its fabrication plant in Germany. However, due to higher energy ...
- Germany wants more chipmakers, but they won't come cheapPlans are in the works to revamp German immigration laws to attract more talent, but that might not be soon enough. "Firms that already exi...
- Italy and Intel pick Veneto as preferred region for new chip plantIntel's investment in Italy is part of a wider plan announced by the U.S. chipmaker last March to invest as much as 80 billion euros ($77.5...
- Intel CEO earned 1,711 times more than average company worker in 2021Gelsinger earned $178.6 million in 2021 with stock awards making up nearly 79% of his total compensation, which was about 698% higher than ...
- Intel to invest $600 million to expand chip, Mobileye R&D in IsraelIntel is investing $400 million to turn its Mobileye unit headquartered in Jerusalem into an R&D campus for developing self-driving car tec...
- Intel seeks $10 billion in subsidies for European chip plantPat Gelsinger, on his first European tour since taking charge, met European Commissioner Thierry Breton in Brussels on Friday.
- Intel CEO sees no great changes in demandIntel, the world's biggest chipmaker, is not seeing a significant drop in demand caused by a U.S. economic slowdown and is protected by the...
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