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Intel chief says more consolidation needed in chip industry

US manufacturer also expects supply chain crunch to come to a head this summer

Number of Covid-19 cases at Intel construction site rises to 85

Additional testing reveals further infections on biggest building site in the country

Intel reports drop in data centre revenue amid battle for market share

Chipmaker’s gross profit margin has slipped to 55.2%

Intel confirms Covid outbreak at Leixlip construction site

About 70 cases confirmed at location of new manufacturing facility

Intel jobs announcement a welcome shot in the arm for Ireland Inc

Plan signals company’s intention to find new path to growth after Apple setback

Intel to create 1,600 Irish jobs under global expansion plan

Chipmaker investing $7bn in Irish business over three years to end of 2021

Bernie Dillon – pioneering figure in modern information technology industry in Ireland

An Appreciation

Intel taps VMware’s Pat Gelsinger as CEO, to replace Bob Swan

Gelsinger is former Intel executive

Glenveagh sees revenue and output fall on back of restrictions

Dublin-listed housebuilder, however, describes performance as strong given disruption

Buncrana records highest rate of Covid-19 in the State and Dingle the lowest

Dublin’s highest incidence in Blanchardstown and lowest is in Killiney

New HSE figures reveal the toll on care homes

HSE statistics offer insight into 1,030 deaths across 167 residential facilities

Man (40s) dies after two vehicle collision in Leixlip

Gardaí seek witnesses to crash on Easton Road at 9.50am on Saturday

Covid-19: Builders cease work on big developments

Move from construction companies comes after ramped up coronavirus restrictions

Coronavirus: High-profile building projects may soon grind to a halt

Work continuing on several sites despite union calls for closure to protect workers

Intel suspends share buybacks, warns of likely coronavirus hit

Chipmaker says suspension of buybacks will not impact on dividend payments

Intel promotes Irishman to vice president of global supply chain

Rory O’Connor, one of Intel Ireland’s first employees, joined Leixlip plant in 1990

Dublin: European capital of the tech campus

Major tech firms are swallowing up prime commercial property in the city centre

Three people arrested following €900,000 drugs seizure in Co Louth

Two searches carried out in Kildare, Donegal after drugs, truck and car seized at Ardee

Eirgrid gets permission for €40m boost to network serving tech giant Intel

The US chip-maker this week got permission to build a new €3.6bn factory at its site in Leixlip

Intel welcomes planning approval for €3.6bn Leixlip facility

Further judicial challenge to permission has not been ruled out by objectors to the project

Israeli firm buys majority stake in Irish engineering contractor BMD & Company

BMD’s accounts indicate 75% stake bought by Meptagon could have been worth €7m

Govinda’s restaurant issued with food safety order after cockroaches found

Vegetarian Abbey Street eatery was one of eight closed by FSAI in July

Gardaí investigate fourth stabbing attack of recent days

Stabbing occurred in Leixlip on Tuesday morning

Intel cuts full-year revenue forecast leading to share price fall

Amazon profit trounces estimates but sales forecast muted

Multi-denominational patrons for 12 new primary schools

Educate Together awarded patronage of seven new commuter belt schools

Eirgrid plans €30m investment to boost Intel’s power supply

Development will include 220 kilo volt substation and new circuits at Leixlip plant

Facebook and Google top 2018’s big Dublin property deals

Year will be recalled as one in which capital came of age as tech hub

Kinahan cartel remains capable of killing despite intensive policing

Gardaí fear resumption of Kinahan-Hutch feud violence over Christmas and New Year

Mother who took her own life was devastated by homelessness, event hears

Sister of Danielle Carroll addresses inaugural summer school in her honour

What is Stem and why is it important?

Stem offers many career paths to graduates but what sets it apart from other areas of study?

Boy (13) charged with murder of Ana Kriegel in Dublin

Accused said nothing except to confirm to the judge that it was his first time in court

Gardaí confident of ‘imminent’ arrest for Ana Kriegel murder

Officers focusing on evidence of young children who saw her after school on day of killing

Van driver hurt when gust of wind caught mattress sues employer

High Court action by Declan Homan, from Offaly, includes €400,000 lost earnings claim

Death of St Vincent de Paul’s Prof John Monaghan (73)

Retired lecturer at Trinity College Dublin was the society’s national vice-president

Donohoe says Government needs ‘new ideas’ to tackle housing crisis

Minister confirms review is underway on setting up semi-State body on housing

Charity calls for beds to be ‘reopened urgently’ following death of ‘Jack’ Howlett-Watson

Homeless man died after being found unconscious on Dublin city centre street

‘Anyone who’s got a bag’ – Manchester commuters anxious after attack

City remains on critical state of alert as it tries to return to normal following bombing

HP Inc job losses come amid pressure in PC and printer markets

Close attention will be paid to whether Trump’s policies have affected move

Thinking of buying a new home? Here is what's for sale now and coming up later this year

New homes schemes remain well below what is required but latest policy measures should offer a stimulus as more buyers enter the market

Homeless families ‘spending the night in fast-food restaurants’

Focus Ireland says some Dublin families are unable to access emergency accommodation

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