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Intel: the US microchip giant is expected to select Germany as the preferred location of two new semiconductor mega-facilities

Intel’s plans to locate a new €80 billion semiconductor facility in Germany and not Ireland are expected to be confirmed in the coming weeks, theIreland was one of three countries on a shortlist drawn up by Intel, along with Germany and Poland, as the potential home of a major new microchip production facility in Europe as it seeks to gain back market share in the global chip...

LorcanAllen Ah, so Micheál was spending his time complaining about SF again… rather than doing the actual job of a leader in a time of crisis? The “but Sinn Féin” retorts are so out of touch with a public that just simply wants him to get on with his proper job.

LorcanAllen Maybe could it be the anti business left in this country. You could add to your speculation.

LorcanAllen The planning & power could be solved. It’s just to big a project for a country the size of Ireland. France, Germany, Italy many be Poland, that’s about it. The duration, number of people required to build it & operate it, way to big for Ireland.

LorcanAllen This plant was never going to be built in Ireland. Intel already has an expanding plant here. The objective of the new US & Europe plants is to build up chip capacity outside Asia. Building another plant in Ireland does not add to supply chain resilience.

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