The Sunday Interview: Intel's Eamonn Sinnott
Intel executive Eamonn Sinnott, the current president of the American Chamber of Commerce, is bullishly confident of Ireland’s continued ability to attract foreign direct investment
Intel’s flagship Irish facility has the feel of an old-school factory. In this era of 3D printing and software as a service, there’s something refreshingly concrete about the sprawling campus in Leixlip, Co Kildare. It’s not easy on the eye – acres of vast, anonymous buildings with only the faintest occasional nod to the cosmetic – a glass facade here, a water feature there. Even the bursts of personality are heavily branded: a car parking...
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