US tech firm investing €78m into new Research and Development centre in Cork

Qualcomm Technologies will establish the centre at Penrose Dock, with a facility already in operation in Mahon
US tech firm investing €78m into new Research and Development centre in Cork

Penrose Dock. Picture: IDA

Thu, 12 Nov, 2020 - 12:44
Steve Neville

A US wireless technology firm is investing €78m into a new Research and Development Centre in Cork City.

Qualcomm Technologies will establish the centre at Penrose Dock, with a facility already in operation in Mahon.

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