By bnl editorial staff Intel Corp will close its chip assembly and testing facility in Costa Rica as part of a global ...

Intel employed 109,800 people at the end of 2024, of which 99,500 were “core employees,” so the company is pushing out around ...

Intel employs 3,300 workers at its Costa Rica operations, which are housed within its 26,000-square-meter plant and 17,000 square meters of laboratory space.

Costa Rica's government said Monday that China apologized for a intel operation flying over the Central American country's airspace. The incident came after a separate Chinese spy balloon traveled ...

The Costa Rican services economy had an interesting past few weeks. Just days after the election of a new left-leaning president – who immediately began to take steps to reassure the investor and ...

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Chipmaker Intel, struggling with a shrinking personal computer market, is shutting its assembly and test operation in Costa Rica and eliminating 1,500 jobs, a spokesman ...

Business Intel says new tax in Costa Rica threatens its operations there Updated: Oct. 12, 2011, 10:58 a.m. | Published: Oct. 12, 2011, 9:58 a.m. By Bloomberg News The Associated Press ...

Costa Rica is a key destination for high-end microprocessors that Intel makes in Hillsboro, and the state's exports to the Central American country totaled $472 million in 2012.

Intel Costa Rica also operates a services center that provides “finance, human resources, procurement, and sales and marketing support” for the entire corporation. Today, the company employs more than ...

HEREDIA, Costa Rica, Aug. 11, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- As part of Intel's celebration of its 25 th anniversary in Costa Rica, the company officially inaugurated the Assembly and Test factory located ...

Intel Costa Rica said on Wednesday that it almost doubled a proposed investment in a micro chip plant in the Central American country to $600 million, and aims to triple the number of new jobs ...

Inside Intel’s Secret Warehouse in Costa Rica Chip maker is stockpiling legacy technology for security research, plans to expand facility to house 6,000 pieces of equipment By James Rundle ...