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Today is an exciting day for @Intel Corporation and @Mobileye! We've made the strategic decision to unlock the value of our Mobileye business by taking the company public. This decision enables Mobileye to generate more value than is possible as a wholly owned subsidiary of Intel.

I believe Mobileye’s work exemplifies the true magic of what can occur when the ubiquitous technology superpowers – compute, connectivity, infrastructure, AI and sensing – come together. And I look forward to watching the company continue to innovate and contribute to the future of automotive AI.

To say I'm proud of this team would be an understatement. #MBLY

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I couldn't be more proud of team Intel Corporation and our work on bringing Sapphire Rapids across the finish line. Your commitment and dedication has not gone unnoticed.
 
Great article from The New York Times about our transformation.
Today, the Senate took an important step toward strengthening US leadership in chip manufacturing, innovation, research & development. The USICA will boost investment in US manufacturing capacity, foster innovation & protect critical supply chain.
Excited to be in Brussels! Intel is pleased to be Europe’s partner in bringing semiconductor supply chains closer to home. This is crucial since chips are the backbone of the digital age and as such, being on the forefront of this industry is key for Europe.
Happy Thanksgiving to all those that celebrate! I hope you all enjoy spending time with your loved ones. #IAmIntel
The EU is getting its own #EUChipsAct! 

Congratulations to the EU Institutions and policymakers who made it happen. This is a true milestone for Europe’s semiconductor industry and an essential contribution to the global semiconductor ecosystem. Semiconductors are increasingly important to future innovation and competitiveness, and this is a strong sign that Europe remains a great place to invest. Intel Corporation is proud to be a partner in these ambitions.

With our planned leading-edge wafer fabrication site in Germany, our recently announced investment in Poland and the expansion of our existing sites in Ireland, we are excited to help create a first-of-a-kind, leading-edge, end-to-end semiconductor manufacturing value chain in Europe.

What’s next?

We now have a US CHIPS Act and an EU Chips Act. Two regions, two initiatives, but the same goal – to create a truly global, resilient semiconductor supply chain and level the playing field. This is the moment to build on our existing semiconductor strengths and boost resilience across the globe, delivering on our ambitions to build a semiconductor powerhouse for decades to come. That, in our view, is a sound digital industrial policy, ready for the 21st century.
It was an honor to welcome Krzysztof Gawkowski, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Affairs of Poland, to Intel Corporation headquarters to discuss the importance of building a resilient, more sustainable, and secure semiconductor supply chain. Our work in Wrocław is integral to our plans of strengthening an end-to-end, leading-edge value chain across Europe. I’m grateful for the support of the Polish government and looking forward to the many opportunities ahead as we continue our work together.
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Intel’s Economic Impact Study shows the scope and scale of our impact and investment throughout all sectors of the U.S. economy. We’re proud to support 52,000 American jobs and are committed to ensuring the U.S. continues to lead in semiconductor manufacturing. While I am proud of the role Intel plays in fueling U.S. economic growth and development, I know there is more we can do. More details in the full report.
My April 28 op-ed from the Financial Times - https://lnkd.in/gnTujig (subscription required).

Dramatic shifts in society this past year created unprecedented global demand for semiconductors. It’s upon us to make the most of the coming recovery, and I’m very much looking forward to working w/ EU leaders to create a diverse silicon supply chain.

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