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Intel’s Israeli layoffs come with generous severance packages
As tech giant trims its global workforce, hundreds of Israeli employees at the Kiryat Gat plant—central to the company’s production—face layoffs accompanied by substantial compensations
Meir Orbach/Calcalist
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07.10.25
Intel slashes jobs in Israel as Nvidia expands, exposing chip giant's shifting fortunes
Intel is scaling back its Israeli presence and laying off thousands globally as new CEO Lip-Bu Tan attempts to reset the chipmaker’s trajectory; The moves come as Nvidia expands rapidly, seizing the AI crown once held by its older rival
Tal Shahaf
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07.10.25
Intel cuts deep in Israel as hundreds brace for layoffs
Tech giant launches wave of layoffs at its Kiryat Gat chip plant; move is part of a global shift toward automation and streamlined operations expected to affect hundreds of jobs across country
Meir Orbach, Calcalist
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07.08.25
Tech giant Intel set to layoff hundreds of employees in Israel
Company has started sending dismissal letters, marking a new wave of layoffs hitting its Kiryat Gat campus; once spared due to government grants, the factory now faces cuts affecting hundreds amid Intel’s broader workforce reductions
Meir Orbach/Calcalist
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07.07.25
Intel Israel sues ex-employee, contractor over alleged multi-million embezzlement scheme
Tech giant sues ex-employees over fraud scheme that reclassified component purchases as services, allegedly using a vendor to mask fake orders
Almog Azar/Calcalist
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05.26.25
Chinese scientists develop 'fastest transistor ever'—without silicon
As global chipmakers race toward 3-nanometer tech, Chinese researchers unveil groundbreaking, silicon-free transistor that’s faster, more efficient and locally manufacturable
Raphael Kahan
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05.15.25
Intel Israel braces for massive layoffs as global job cuts loom
Quarterly earnings report expected to shed light on scope of cuts and their effect on company's more than 10,000 Israeli employees
Israel Wullman
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04.23.25
Intel expected to lay off more than 20,000 employees
Tech giant's new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, wants to streamline after Intel ran into difficulties, and will soon announce a plan to layoff 20% of the company's approximately employees, according to Bloomberg news agency; not known how the move will affect more than 10,000 workers in Israel
Reuters
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04.23.25
There were 5 warning signs the night before the Hamas invasion, but IDF officials explained them away
To understand intelligence failure that led to October 7, it is enough to examine the evening and night before attack; IDF probe shows how those few hours encapsulates the entire flawed intelligence assessment; 'The border was so quiet that I had nothing to write in my daily report'
Yoav Zitun
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02.28.25
Is Intel’s time up? TSMC and Broadcom eye pieces of struggling chipmaker
Once the leader in semiconductors, Intel now faces a critical crossroads; with rivals like TSMC and Nvidia gaining ground, reports of potential deals with TSMC and Broadcom raise the question: Can Intel reinvent itself or is its sun setting?
Omer Kabir
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02.17.25
Intel appoints Israeli to one of highest positions in the company
Intel Israel co-CEO Karin Eibschitz-Segal set to act as interim head of Intel’s data center and AI division amid company's troubles
Israel Wullman
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02.11.25
How Intel wrecked a $2B purchase of Israeli startup and fell behind in the AI race
Intel’s acquisition of Habana Labs was supposed to be its breakthrough in the AI race, but poor integration, bureaucratic inefficiencies, and strategic missteps led to its downfall; Meanwhile, Nvidia surged ahead, cementing dominance in AI processors
Sophie Shulman
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02.11.25
AI war enters new level as Intel, Nvidia and AMD unveil next-gen chips
Leading chipmakers flaunt revolutionary advancements in AI-powered computing at CES 2025, with each company introducing processors designed to enhance performance and integrate AI into everyday devices
Daniela Ginzburg, Las Vegas
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01.09.25
Chasing Nvidia: Apple set to develop AI chip in Israel
Technology giant reportedly put development of new processors in favor of chip fit for cloud-based AI to compete with Nvidia; Company's Herzliya team to spearhead project
Raphael Kahan
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12.12.24
Aiming to become leaner and more efficient, Intel continues massive lay-off wave
Intel Israel is notifying hundreds of employees about layoffs this week, joining a global reduction affecting more than 2,000 workers; Despite cuts, new hiring continues for essential roles, including projects like the $25 billion Kiryat Gat chip plant
Tal Shahaf
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10.28.24
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