Intel’s U.S. investment of 7 billion U.S. dollars is expected to employ 3,000 people

[Global Cyber ​​Reporter Chen Jian] February 9 latest news, Intel CEO Brian Koziannik recently held a press conference with the current US President Trump in the White House, announcing that Intel will invest in Arizona. 7 billion US dollars to build a factory.

Intel’s move was interpreted as a response to Trump’s request for U.S. technology companies to create jobs in the U.S., not to transfer jobs abroad. Intel CEO Ke Zaiqi said at the press conference that “Intel has always put most of its R&D and manufacturing in the United States, but it is very proud that 80 percent of them are sold overseas”, Trump said. It is the CEO of Intel. Proactively phoned him before the week and then announced the news. However, the U.S. government will not provide Intel with any incentive policy.

Intel will invest 7 billion U.S. dollars to establish a factory in Arizona, which is expected to employ 3,000 people. The new plant will be based in Chandler, Arizona. Nearly 10,000 people will support the plant. As early as 2011, Intel had plans to invest 5 billion U.S. dollars to build a factory in Arizona, but Intel later disclosed that the current progress is due to Intel's missed mobile chip's dividend period and the decline of the PC business. The Fab 42 factory has already been built and it will take 3-4 years to complete.

After the completion of the new plant, Intel will use the plant to produce 7-nanometer chips, which will also be the most powerful chip we can now predict.

Intel Corporation is the world's largest semiconductor chip manufacturer. Its current headquarters is in Santa Clara, California. The chip production is mostly produced in the United States in Oregon, Arizona, and New Mexico. A few are completed in factories in Ireland, Israel, and China. There are also test and assembly facilities in China, Malaysia and Vietnam.