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Intel and Samsung rallies seen as short-lived on AI challenges

Investors and analysts say the two tech giants still have a long way to go as the global chip valuation hierarchy has been upturned

<p>Intel employs some 4,900 people in Ireland, making it one of the State’s largest employers. </p>

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Intel's Dow status under threat as struggling chipmaker's shares plunge

<p>Intel's prominence in the chipmaking industry has been diminished with the company now valued at $86bn and, as a result, it has fallen out of the top 10 largest chipmakers in the world ranked by that measure.</p>

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Intel weighs its options to stem losses

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How Intel spurned OpenAI and fell behind the times

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Irish Examiner view: The anonymity of teenagers appearing in court may be coming to an end

Intel Plant in Collinstown Park, Leixlip Co. Kildare

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Intel to cut 15% of workforce and suspend dividend in turnaround push

Intel nears €10.2bn deal to build a plant in Ireland

The computer chip maker is seeking to partner with Apollo Global Management in a deal which could come together over the next few weeks, according to reports

Mon, 13 May, 2024

Week of relief for Microsoft and Google but AI falls short for other tech titans

Google/Alphabet joined an elite club by closing above $2tn but others such as Meta and Intel have not convinced investors

Fri, 26 Apr, 2024

US to hand Intel billions in grants and loans to expand US semiconductor plants

Intel has also indicated it plans to tap investment tax credits from the Treasury Department that could cover as much as 25% of capital expenditures, according to the Commerce Department

Wed, 20 Mar, 2024

Intel Shares Fall Most Since July After Predicting Surprise Loss

Intel seeks $2bn to help fund chip manufacturing in Ireland

Giant employs almost 5,000 people in Ireland

Wed, 14 Feb, 2024

Intel shares plunge over 10% as sales fall short of estimates

The company employs 5,000 people in Ireland

Fri, 26 Jan, 2024

Cáit Caden: After a nightmarish week, Web Summit can only dream of u-turns and a fresh face

Earlier this week, Google told the Irish Examiner it will no longer have a presence at Web Summit', attributable to a Google spokesperson”.

Sun, 22 Oct, 2023

Intel slapped with €376m fine by EU competition regulators

EU court originally wiped out a record €1bn penalty against the chipmaker over alleged illegal rebates offered to squeeze out rivals

Fri, 22 Sep, 2023

Intel shares surge 7% on hopes turnaround is finally happening for chipmaker

Company's surprise second-quarter profit and its strong earnings and margin forecasts suggested the personal computer market slump was nearing an end

Fri, 28 Jul, 2023

Amazon boosted by resilient demand for online shopping

World's biggest online retailer sees shares rise 9%, with net sales of €115.48bn reported in the first three months of the year

Thu, 27 Apr, 2023

Intel shares tumble fanning fears over personal computer market

The company has been steadily losing market share to rivals like AMD

Fri, 27 Jan, 2023

Smart everything — showers, ovens, mattresses at CES 2023 tech show

High-tech exhibits range from electric motorcycles that can go 0-100kph in 3 seconds to a colour-changing fridge which can even be the Pantone 2023 colour of the year, viva magenta

Thu, 05 Jan, 2023

Irish Examiner view: Intel's news could be worse, as it offers Irish staff voluntary leave

However, letting talent go may well give big tech firms recruitment and retention headaches in the longer term

Sat, 03 Dec, 2022

Thousands of Intel's Irish staff offered three months' unpaid leave

Tech giant looks to cut costs due to inflation and slowdown of personal computer market

Thu, 01 Dec, 2022

The envy of many countries, Ireland's tech sector enters an uncertain future

Twitter, Stripe, and Intel have all made stark announcements about significant job cuts recently

Thu, 03 Nov, 2022

Intel tries to turn around the business of providing chips to data centres

Data centre revenue dropped 16% last quarter from a year earlier, and the business’s operating margin collapsed to 5% from 38%

Wed, 21 Sep, 2022

File Pics The European Commission has imposed a record 1.06 billion fine on chip maker Intel and ordered it halt illegal rebates

Intel seeks €593m in interest from EU

Landmark ruling ordered the EU executive to pay default interest on reimbursed fines in annulled antitrust cases

Mon, 20 Jun, 2022

Thomas Reid's long — and lonely — battle with An Bord Pleanála

The legal challenge taken by Reid did provide an insight into the workings of the planning board and the result was not pretty

Sat, 11 Jun, 2022

Farmer wants Intel planning permission revisited after Paul Hyde allegations

An Bord Pleanála vice chair requested planning inspector to change his report before board ruled on case

Sat, 11 Jun, 2022

Intel confirms new multi-billion investment goes to continental Europe, not Ireland

The semiconductor giant provided further details of plans for its longstanding Leixlip plant in Co Kildare

Tue, 15 Mar, 2022

Intel insists no decision made on €70bn project in Europe

However it's highly unlikely at this stage that the chipmaker would choose Ireland for the project

Fri, 21 Jan, 2022

IDA in talks with Intel over €70bn investment

The IDA is in talks with computer chip-maker Intel in a bid to land an $80bn (€70bn) investment, which would be the largest single spend in the State by any foreign multinational and could create up to 10,000 jobs over 10 years.

Mon, 20 Dec, 2021

File Photo European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager has fined Google for the third time in two year. European Union

Race for Ireland to secure Intel $80bn investment hots up after EU warning

Intel's decision will be the first major test of Ireland's ability to attract FDI after signing up to minimum corporate tax accord

Fri, 12 Nov, 2021

Ireland will learn within weeks whether it has secured Intel's $80bn project and 10,000 jobs

Intel's payroll in Ireland could eventually rise to 16,500 people if the mooted project goes ahead

Mon, 01 Nov, 2021

Objector claims permission for Intel expansion breached European directives

Thomas Reid says the Intel plant adjoins a Special Area of Conservation which has conservation objectives

Wed, 12 May, 2021

Intel's multi-billion decision to put Ireland under test amid US plans to overhaul global tax

Chipmaker may opt to double up on its enormous presence in Ireland — or invest elsewhere in the EU

Tue, 11 May, 2021

Ireland 'fighting for investment' from decreasing global FDI pot, IDA says

But the agency insists Ireland is still an attractive prospect, citing investments by the likes of Stripe, Workday, and Alter Domus

Fri, 30 Apr, 2021

Irish Examiner view: Optimism and caution must go hand in hand as Covid restrictions ease

Tide may be turning but we must not let our guard down

Sat, 24 Apr, 2021

Intel may use Irish base to boost chip recovery

Semiconductor giant may use one of its sites in Ireland to alleviate the chip shortage threatening the world car industry

Tue, 13 Apr, 2021

Farmer's challenge to €3.7bn Intel Ireland expansion to be heard in December

A farmer’s legal challenge to a decision of An Bord Pleanala giving the go-ahead to Intel Ireland's €3.76bn expansion of its Co Kildare plant is to be heard in the fast track Commercial Court.

Mon, 29 Jun, 2020

New hardware from tech-world giants Apple and Microsoft

Last week Apple announced the highly anticipated upgraded to the 13-inch MacBook Pro lineup.

Fri, 15 May, 2020

Intel donates €500,000 to Irish charities in support of Covid-19 efforts

This donation is part of a wider international campaign to support communities where Intel has a presence.

Mon, 06 Apr, 2020

Ruth Doris: Tech firm using TV sets to care for older people

A Belfast-based age-tech company wants to help older adults to stay living independently in their own homes by supporting better communication with family and healthcare providers, writes Ruth Doris.

Sun, 15 Mar, 2020

Steady stream of foreign investment proves IDA strategy has stood the test of time

Mary Buckley, IDA Ireland, outlines key findings in the IDA’s 2015-19 strategy review.

Mon, 10 Feb, 2020

Shaping the future of Transatlantic trade

AmCham Transatlantic Conference 2020 on Thursday, March 5, in Croke Park, will bring together the leading voices of the Transatlantic business relationship

Fri, 07 Feb, 2020

Lenovo laptop ideal for those who consume a lot of media

Noel Campion reports on the benefits and conveniences of a tablet and a laptop in a single device,

Wed, 05 Feb, 2020

Budget Liber laptop in the pink

The Liber laptop is made by Avita, a company set up in 2016 as a consumer brand (its sister brand, Nexstgo, offers a wide range of commercial products, including PC, smart home, IoT, artificial intelligence, and corporate solutions).

Fri, 31 Jan, 2020

CAO 2020: Women in STEM still a fine balance

Ireland's tech giants are continuing to find creative ways to address the gender imbalance in the STEM sector, both at undergraduate and postgraduate level.

Sat, 11 Jan, 2020

Kildare farmer lodges fresh objection against new Intel application

The Kildare farmer who has unsuccessfully opposed plans by Intel for a new $4 billion (€3.63bn) facility at the chip giant’s Leixlip plant has lodged a fresh objection against another Intel planning application for the site.

Mon, 25 Nov, 2019

High performance gives Envy the edge

Each year around this time, laptops are high on the list of things to buy and it’s not surprising one of the biggest selling sizes sports a 13-inch screen.

Fri, 13 Sep, 2019

How Cork to Belfast free trade zones could make the fightback against Brexit

In a bid to offset some of the loss of competitiveness by British industry after Brexit.

Sun, 18 Aug, 2019

Intel seeks powers to end 'vexatious' objection

Intel Ireland has requested An Bord Pleanála to invoke rarely used powers to dismiss what the company claims is the "vexatious" appeal by farmer Thomas Reid against its planned $4bn (€3.6bn) investment in Kildare.

Tue, 13 Aug, 2019

Taoiseach's staff tried to access porn sites

Leo Varadkar’s departmental staff attempted to access “inappropriate” sites including porn, gambling, and other adult material but were blocked.

Wed, 07 Aug, 2019

Earnings season to reveal extent of corporate fallout for Ireland from global trade wars

Most American companies will report second-quarter results in the coming weeks, giving us the first chance to hear directly from a wide variety of businesses since the US and China agreed to resume trade talks.

Mon, 15 Jul, 2019

Change for ‘quality’ in US shares

With the US economic expansion getting longer and longer, nervous investors are pouring money into funds tracking the investment factor known as “quality”. It’s a category whose composition has changed.

Wed, 10 Jul, 2019