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Intel (from 17) Intel’s ambitious European investment
plans will have positive eff ects across in-
These investments, Intel notes, will further dustries and member states, the company
strengthen Intel’s long-standing relation- says.
ships with European research institutes
across the continent, including IMEC in 30 years in Europe
Belgium, Technical University Delft in the Intel has been present in Europe for more
Netherlands, CEA-Leti in France and the than 30 years and currently employs
Fraunhofer Institutes in Germany. around 10,000 people throughout the EU.
Italian partnerships In the past two years, Intel has spent
Intel is also developing partnerships in more than 10 billion euros ($11 billion)
Italy with Leonardo, INFN and CINECA to with European suppliers. As Intel works
explore advanced new solutions in HPC, to rebalance silicon supply globally, that
memory, software programming models, spend is expected to nearly double by
security and cloud. 2026.
Over the past decade in Spain, the Bar- EU’s climate targets
celona Supercomputing Center and Intel In line with the EU’s climate targets, Intel
have been collaborating on exascale archi- is on track to achieve its 2030 sustainabil-
tecture. Now, they are developing zettas- ity goals, including achieving net positive
cale architecture for the next decade. water use by conserving, recycling and
establish joint labs in Barcelona to reclaiming water, and funding local wa-
advance computing. ter projects that restore more fresh water
than it consumes. intel.com
May 10–12, 2022
Road to Chiplets:
Design
Integration
MEPTEC presents the fourth
in a series of cross-functional
workshops focused on the practical
aspects of designing, implementing
(packaging), and testing Chiplets.
Join us online for a lively
discussion of the key role Design
Integration plays along with the
challenges faced in ensuring the
commercial viability of Chiplet-
based advanced packaging.
www.meptec.org
