Friday, February 27, 2009
Intel said it will invest over US $50 million in its research and development facility in Ireland.
The investment could grow Intel 's Irish workforce by up to 134 new jobs over the next 4 years, bringing the total employment to approximately 300. The Intel investment will involve two separate R&D projects.
The first is a new hardware project involving advanced 32nm silicon design and validation, which aims to enable the next generation of products and provide small to medium sized businesses with a combination of improved performance, power efficiency, footprint savings and cost effectiveness. It will deliver a new chip with a significantly improved design for embedded applications.
The second project is a software development project, extending Intel QuickAssist Technology, to address price and power consumption constraints mainly for automotive and security sectors.
By: DocMemory
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