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Intel’s Commitment to Expanding the Number of Women in Construction

Intel is proud to be one of the first companies to voluntarily join the CHIPS Women in Construction ...
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Building a More Sustainable Semiconductor, From Footprint to Fab

The very nature of manufacturing continues to progress and thrive. From the early days of the Indust...
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Measuring Up Future-Ready Supply Chains

If you can’t measure it, you can’t improve it: supply chain lessons from Andy Grove
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Strengthening Diversity in Semiconductor Supply Chains

We recently had a chance to catch up with three businesses that participate in Intel’s Diverse Suppl...
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Finding common ground to rebalance the global semiconductor supply chain

By Hendrik Bourgeois, Vice President, European Government Affairs. In the near future, Europe will l...
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Smart Trade Policies Will Strengthen the Supply Chains Across the Atlantic

By Jeff Rittener, Chief Trade Officer, Intel Jeff Rittener, Chief Trade Officer, IntelLast week, the...
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INTEL SUPPORTS BIDEN ADMINISTRATION ORDER ON SUPPLY CHAINS

Intel’s newest, leading-edge manufacturing facility is Fab 42 in Ocotillo, Arizona. Fab 42 connects ...
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Leading the Way in 5G Supply Chain Security

By Asha Keddy, Corporate Vice President and General Manager, Next Generation and Standards, Intel Co...
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