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A former Intel VP claims he was fired after reporting antisemitic behavior by a senior executive, filing a lawsuit in Manhattan federal court.

As the U.S. chip giant builds more plants, it has to cut back elsewhere. Israelis will also be looking for clues on whether Intel is really halting construction of a new factory in Israel

Intel has stepped up to the plate to help fill the gap in chip supply caused by the China embargo and is building plants in the US, as well as in Israel.

Intel has stepped up to the plate to help fill the gap in chip supply caused by the China embargo and is building plants in the US, as well as in Israel.

Shares of Intel, which has a bit less than 10% of its global workforce in Israel, opened up 2.73% at $49.28 on Nasdaq.

Intel is following in the footsteps of tech giants Nvidia and Salesforce.

The announcement is in line with an Israeli government statement six months ago. Intel will receive the highest ever government grant to a private-sector company.