A few months ago, Intel unveiled its investment plans in Europe, which foresee an expenditure of 80 billion euros over the next 10 years invested throughout the semiconductor supply chain, from research and development departments to the production and packaging of chip. Seventeen of these will be spent in Germany for the construction of a gigantic plant for the production of semiconductors, in France for the creation of a design and research and development hub and in Ireland, Poland, Spain and Italy for the creation of R&D plants. , production, foundry services and back-end stages of production.
Apparently well-informed sources have reported to Reuters that, as far as Italy is concerned, the Rome government would be ready to finance up to 40% Intel's total investment in the Bel Paese, which should increase compared to the initial 5 billion dollars. Negotiations are now well under way, but at the moment the precise point where the installation will be built has not yet been defined, although two possible sites have been identified in Piedmont and Veneto.
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Intel is not the only company in negotiations with the Italian government. In fact, there are also the Italian French STMicroelectronics, the Taiwanese TSMC and MEMC Electronic Materials Inc., as well as the Israeli Tower Semiconductor.
Apparently well-informed sources have reported to Reuters that, as far as Italy is concerned, the Rome government would be ready to finance up to 40% Intel's total investment in the Bel Paese, which should increase compared to the initial 5 billion dollars. Negotiations are now well under way, but at the moment the precise point where the installation will be built has not yet been defined, although two possible sites have been identified in Piedmont and Veneto.
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Intel is not the only company in negotiations with the Italian government. In fact, there are also the Italian French STMicroelectronics, the Taiwanese TSMC and MEMC Electronic Materials Inc., as well as the Israeli Tower Semiconductor.