Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger speaks about Intel’s investment in a new factory the company is building on Intel Corporation’s Ronler Acres campus in Hillsboro, Oregon. Gelsinger led a tour to the “Mod 3” site on Wednesday, May 5, 2021. Construction of Mod 3 recently passed 7 million labor hours. (Credit: Walden Kirsch/Intel Corporation)
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger (from left), Oregon Gov. Kate Brown and Hillsboro Mayor Steve Callaway on a balcony outside overlooking the wetlands on Intel Corporation’s Ronler Acres campus in Hillsboro, Oregon. The three visited before touring construction work on the campus on Wednesday, May 5, 2021. (Credit: Walden Kirsch/Intel Corporation)
Jim Evers (right), Intel vice president and Fab 42 factory manager, leads U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly on a tour of Intel’s Fab 42 on its Ocotillo campus in Arizona on Thursday, May 6, 2021. In Fab 42, Intel’s newest factory, Kelly got a first-hand look at the scale and complexity of Intel’s manufacturing operations in Arizona. Intel recently announced a $20 billion investment in two new fabs in the state. (Credit: Intel Corporation)
Jim Evers (right), Intel vice president and Fab 42 factory manager, leads U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly on a tour of Intel’s Fab 42 on its Ocotillo campus in Arizona on Thursday, May 6, 2021. In Fab 42, Intel’s newest factory, Kelly got a first-hand look at the scale and complexity of Intel’s manufacturing operations in Arizona. Intel recently announced a $20 billion investment in two new fabs in the state. (Credit: Intel Corporation)
From left: U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly; Al Thompson, Intel vice president of U.S. Government Relations; Zivit Katz-Tsameret, Intel Fab 42 factory manager; and Jim Evers, Intel vice president and Fab 42 factory manager, meet Thursday, May 6, 2021, near Intel’s Fab 42 on its Ocotillo campus in Arizona. In Fab 42, Intel’s newest factory, Kelly got a first-hand look at the scale and complexity of Intel’s manufacturing operations in Arizona. Intel recently announced a $20 billion investment in two new fabs in the state. (Credit: Intel Corporation)
On Wednesday in Oregon, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger met with Oregon Gov. Kate Brown and Hillsboro Mayor Steve Callaway at the company’s Ronler Acres manufacturing site in Hillsboro, Oregon. The three discussed Intel’s new IDM 2.0 strategy and its significance for Oregon, which is the heart of Intel’s manufacturing research and development.
Gelsinger also met with site leadership and construction partners working on Intel’s latest expansion in Hillsboro: “Mod 3.” Upon completion, Mod 3 will provide 1.1 million square feet of new space. The construction teams at Mod 3 recently hit a major milestone, marking 7 million labor hours completed by more than 3,000 electricians, pipe fitters, welders and other trades workers laboring safely to build Intel’s newest Oregon facility.
On Thursday, U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly visited Intel Arizona for a tour of the company’s newest fab in Ocotillo with Al Thompson, vice president of U.S. Government Relations at Intel.
“The senator has a rich appreciation for the vast technological advancement that has happened during the 40 years we have been manufacturing in the state. We were excited to show the senator the amazing work of our talented employees in Arizona and the incredibly complex process technology producing breakthrough Intel technology for the world,” Thompson said.
Intel recently announced a $20 billion investment in two new fabs in Arizona and is partnering with state and federal government leaders on policy that will inspire further investment in the U.S. semiconductor industry.
US Sen. Mark Kelly Visits Intel Arizona's Fab 42 (B-Roll)
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