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Oregon’s governor and U.S. senators joined Intel’s CEO and other senior leaders in Hillsboro to mark the grand opening of a $3 billion expansion of the D1X factory where Intel develops its most advanced microprocessors.

Oregon's largest private employer said it would build two leading-edge chip factories in Germany, with additional investments across Europe.

Oregon’s political leaders say they’re going to try to attract the booming semiconductor industry.

Bob Swan, who became the company’s chief executive in early 2019, will be replaced in mid-February by industry veteran Pat Gelsinger. Intel said Wednesday that the change in leadership is unrelated to its financial performance.

A new round of tariffs on Chinese goods has caught the attention of Oregon’s high-tech chip industry. Several products related to semiconductor production are on the list.

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Intel, one of the world’s largest suppliers of semiconductors for decades, is shifting its focus from primarily making chips for personal computers to the growing parts of its business, including cloud-based and connected computing sectors.

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