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Intel to invest €5bn in Leixlip campus on next-generation chips to power AI

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Ciara O'Brien
Intel to invest €5bn in Leixlip campus on next-generation chips to power AI
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Intel is investing €5 billion into its Leixlip campus in Ireland to upgrade manufacturing facilities for next-generation AI chips. The investment aims to bolster Intel's 'Intel 3' technology production and strengthen the European chip supply chain.

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This investment is a major boost for the European semiconductor industry and highlights the global race to secure AI-capable hardware manufacturing.

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Intel is to invest €5 billion in its Irish operations, creating hundreds of high-tech jobs at its Leixlip campus as the company latches on to demand for next-generation chips to power artificial intelligence (AI) .

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