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17/08/2012
Intel Granted Expansion
Kildare County Council has granted planning permission for computer chip giant Intel to build a a new fabrication plant at its site in Leixlip.
The firm lodged a planning application in May.
According to RTÉ, the application was for a 162,000 sq metre building which would be used for the construction of its silicon chips.
Intel's most recent large-scale investment was a $2bn (€1.6bn) extension in 2006.
A spokesperson for Intel declined to comment.
(CD/GK)
The firm lodged a planning application in May.
According to RTÉ, the application was for a 162,000 sq metre building which would be used for the construction of its silicon chips.
Intel's most recent large-scale investment was a $2bn (€1.6bn) extension in 2006.
A spokesperson for Intel declined to comment.
(CD/GK)
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