CALIFORNIA - Intel announced that they will invest more than $ 5 billion to build new plant in Arizona, USA.
The announcement was made by Paul Otellini, CEO and President of Intel, when theU.S. president, Barack Obama, a visit to one of its facilities in Oregon territory.Similarly, as quoted from Cellular News, on Saturday (19/02/2011).
Intel says that its new plant in Arizona will be the most advanced. Abru plant construction are expected to start in the middle of this year and be completed in 2013.
"This investment positions our factory network positioned for growth in the future,"said Brian Krzanich, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Intel.
More than three per emopat Intel's sales came from outside the U.S.. Intel producesthree-quarters of them in the U.S. microprocessor. The addition of this new plant will certainly enhance the production capability of the company significantly.
The announcement was made by Paul Otellini, CEO and President of Intel, when theU.S. president, Barack Obama, a visit to one of its facilities in Oregon territory.Similarly, as quoted from Cellular News, on Saturday (19/02/2011).
Intel says that its new plant in Arizona will be the most advanced. Abru plant construction are expected to start in the middle of this year and be completed in 2013.
"This investment positions our factory network positioned for growth in the future,"said Brian Krzanich, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Intel.
More than three per emopat Intel's sales came from outside the U.S.. Intel producesthree-quarters of them in the U.S. microprocessor. The addition of this new plant will certainly enhance the production capability of the company significantly.
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