SAN FRANCISCO – Intel Corp. (INTC), the world's biggest maker of computer chips, said Monday it plans to build an advanced $3 billion semiconductor production plant in Arizona that will begin ...

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LONDON — Intel Corp. is finishing the decommissioning of its Fab 14 in Leixlip near Dublin, Ireland. This reduces the number of wafer fabs Intel operates in Ireland to three; numbered 10, 24 and 24-2.

At Intel's Innovation event, we snapped a picture of a curious wafer that the company had on display. It was labeled as "Raptor Lake-S," but upon even a cursory examination, it became obvious that it ...

Fab 68 in Dalian is $2.5 Billion Investment BEIJING, March 26, 2007 – Intel Corporation today announced plans to build a 300-millimeter (mm) wafer fabrication facility (fab) in the coastal Northeast ...

Intel announced that it has restructured its flash memory partnership with DRAM-maker Micron Technology. Terms of the deal call for Intel to sell its stake in two wafer factories - one in Singapore, ...

Intel's Israel fab packed something special into its carry-on suitcase for CES 2020: a complete Intel Tiger Lake wafer. The first processor generation built upon Intel's 10nm+ process, Tiger Lake will ...

The chip giant produces its first preproduction chips on 300-millimeter wafers, a technology shift that will lead to cheaper processors by 2002. Michael Kanellos is editor at large at CNET News.com, ...

SANTA CLARA, Calif. — Intel Corp. late Wednesday confirmed industry reports that the $2 billion 300-mm wafer Fab 24 in Leixlip, Ireland, has been delayed another year, until the second half of 2003.