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Intel assembles first High NA EUV machine
Electronics Weekly· 5 days agoIntel has assembled its first High NA EUV litho tool at Oregon and intends to have it operational this year. The $373 million machine, the size of a
The ghosts of ‘Wintel’: What leaders can learn from the diverging paths that made Microsoft a $3...
Fortune via Yahoo Finance· 4 days agoWintel’s origin story The two companies were founded a mere seven years apart. Intel’s founders in...
Inside the Intel facility in Oregon where microchips of the future will be made even smaller and...
KGW NewsChannel 8 Portland· 6 days agoWith millions of federal and state dollars going toward the semiconductor industry in Oregon's...
Intel bets its future on exotic, expensive tool that shoots lasers hotter than the sun
OregonLive.com· 6 days agoWorkers inside Intel factories famously dress in white, cloaked from head to toe in bunny suits. At...
Arm Holdings: ARM stock sinks for fifth straight day
The Forex Market· 6 days agoArm Holdings is in a downtrend after four-session sell-off. Broader market is regaining traction with S&P 500 surfing higher. Philly Fed report shows US...
Minnesota governor appoints two Supreme Court justices
Courthouse News Service· 1 day agoMinnesota Governor Tim Walz announced two appointments to the state’s Supreme Court Monday in...
Gov. Walz appoints Theodora Gaitas and Sarah Hennesy to the MN Supreme Court
Pioneer Press· 2 days agoGov. Tim Walz on Monday announced the appointments of Theodora Gaïtas and Sarah Hennesy as associate...
Two new female Minnesota Supreme Court justices come with strong public defense backgrounds
Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune· 2 days agoGov. Tim Walz appointed two women to the state Supreme Court on Monday, returning the court to a...
Richmond, Indiana Common Council kills housing development plan 6-3
WISH-TV Indianapolis· 6 days agoCheers erupted from the audience after Richmond’s Common Council voted Monday night 6-3 against a...
Intel in Oregon
OregonLive.com· 6 days agoIntel is among the world’s largest technology manufacturers and is Oregon’s largest corporate employer, with 22,000 assigned to its campuses in Washington County.
