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Nvidia’s latest earnings wow everyone bar its own investors

Chipmaker’s market capitalisation is now more than $1 trillion bigger than that of rival Intel

Intel offers ‘thank you’ bonuses worth thousands to staff impacted by pay cuts

Chipmaker has told staff it wants to reward them for their ‘resilience’ during a period of ‘austerity’

Intel workers’ trust in bosses drops while 43% consider quitting as morale slumps

Internal employee survey results come after the chipmaker cut roles and asked staff to take unpaid leave in a bid to slash $10 billion in costs

Cosgrave told Web Summit staff that conference would go ahead hours before stepping down

Now-resigned chief executive Paddy Cosgrave said that despite rash of withdrawals, Web Summit has enough cash in the bank to continue on for two years or more

Google and Meta confirm withdrawal from Web Summit

Tech giants joins Intel and Siemens, as well as keynote speakers such as actress Gillian Anderson and comedian Amy Poehler in withdrawing from the event in Lisbon next month

Exclusive: Gillian Anderson joins Intel and Siemens and withdraws from Web Summit

A number of other companies are reviewing their relationship with the tech conference as Sex Education star Gillian Anderson pulls out

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Intel calls for changes to work permit rules amid staff shortages at new €17bn Leixlip facility

Chip giant wants manufacturing technicians added to a list of jobs eligible for special work permits

Intel on track to return to front rank of chip industry after stock slip – Gelsinger

Investors have begun to buy into Intel’s turn around, with shares gaining 33 per cent this year

Intel doubles manufacturing capability in Ireland with opening of Fab 34 facility

The new facility is focused on producing Intel 4 technology, which uses an advance manufacturing technique that allows Intel to print circuitry smaller and more precisely than previously

Intel fined €376.36m by EU antitrust regulators

Chipmaker expresses ‘disappointment’ at level of fine over ‘abuse of dominant position in the market for x68 chipsets

Intel chief Gelsinger says company’s technology will be central to AI boom

Gelsinger is trying to stoke interest in Intel’s technology and return to an era when its annual conferences offered a road map for the whole computing industry

Subsidy war would pose serious threat to Ireland’s FDI success

The move by policymakers in Europe and the US to use subsidies to attract new investment needs a careful diplomatic response

Subsidy wars: Ireland faces fierce global competition as international rivals pile on

US president Joe Biden’s US Inflation Reduction Act and Chips and Science Act have given rise to a high-stakes subsidy race between developed economies

Intel walks away from acquisition of Israel’s Tower Semiconductor

Deadline for completing $5.4 billion deal was August 15 at midnight in California

State expects ‘substantial recovery’ in microchip sales after collapse in exports

Semiconductor exports have fallen by 42 per cent in the first five months of this year

Microchip trade collapse leaves industry counting cost

Irish exports of microchips fell by 42 per cent in the first five months of this year, but this is in the context of unprecedented growth in the past seven years

Intel boss backs calls for Ireland to double size of semiconductor industry by 2030

New paper calls on the government to prioritise a national chips strategy

Germany sets aside €20bn state-aid package to win semiconductor investments

The EU’s largest economy is planning multibillion-euro subsidy packages for global companies like Intel and TSMC

Coveney ‘actively’ exploring giving energy grants to Intel

Move to offer state funding to tech giant comes after it warns high costs here could make Ireland less attractive as a destination for investment