The Oregonian published a story last weekend that takes an in-depth look at Intel’s technology, how it’s used, and how the innovations that are born in our Fabs and R&D facilities in Oregon materialize around the world. 
Rich Reed, a reporter for the
Oregonian, has added to his series by taking a look at the way Intel’s culture, including our attention to health and safety, is already having an impact in Dalian.
The full series can be found
here.
The most recent story,
Intel Opens Doors in China is
here.
The series also features a
video of Dalian and some really nice
graphics that detail recent changes in our technology and how those chips are used in the marketplace.
I think they’ve done a good job of explaining and showing some of the complexities of modern chip manufacturing.
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Dave,
I think the greening of IT will be a major sustainability trend in 2008. We were wondering whether you would be interested in sharing your views on the subject as a guest blogger on My Green Element (www.mygreenelement.com).
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Stefan
Hi, Dave, I am a Dalian native and currently I am working in the U.S. I have been studying and working here for nearly 10 years. I am considering to relocate back to China, my hometown Dalian is on top of the list of cities I am interested in. I found your blog when I was researching on Fab68 Dalian on the Internet. Do you know if there’s any job opportunity there and if possible, can you point me to someone who might know? Thanks very much.