1974
IDC – Intel's first design and development center outside the USA, was set up in Haifa.
1985
Fab 8 – Intel's first facility outside the USA for the manufacture of microprocessors and memory began operations in Har Hotzvim, Jerusalem.
1998
A development center in Jerusalem (formerly "Digital") was purchased and integrated into Intel Israel.
1999
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- Fab 18, the new plant in Lachish-Kiryat-Gat, began manufacturing processors using 0.18 micron technology.
- Intel International acquired two companies operating in Israel: DSPC and Dialogic Israel.
- Intel Petach Tikva (formerly DSPC): A development center leader in developing future chips for the cellular market
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2001
A processor development center was established in Yakum Intel Israel's exports in 2001 were $1.756 billion—about $4.8 million a day.
2003
Intel Israel is a leading exporter in Israel. In March of 2003, Intel Corporation launched its Intel® Centrino® Processor Technology whose key design and development took place in Intel Israel's Design Centers.
2004
Intel Israel celebrates 30th anniversary.
2005
Intel Corporation announced it had entered into an agreement to acquire Oplus Technologies, Inc., a leading provider of video processing products and technologies for digital television and digital displays located in Yekneam, Israel.
2006-2007
- Intel's second Kiryat Gat's plant (Fab28) is being built at a total investment of 3.5 Billion Dollars. The plant will produce Intel's next generation products using 45 nanometer technology on 300mm wafers.
- Intel is building its first green building – IDC9 – as its new Developing Center in Haifa.
- Intel Israel export in 2006 – $1.3B.
- Number of Intel Israel employees in 2006 reached 6,820.
- Intel® Core™ 2 Duo processors, the heart of Intel's most advanced computing technologies, were developed in The development center in Haifa.
Contact information:
Israel Corporate Affairs
Phone:
Tamar Matzlavi – 972-2-5897487
Ahuva Marziano – 972-8-6666306
Revital Bitan – 972-4-8655768
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