最新报道:Intel has paused construction of its planned $30 billion chip manufacturing plants in Germany and Poland, while delaying work on its Ohio facility, as part of cost-cutting measures. The company also announced a 15% workforce reduction to improve efficiency amid declining demand and increased competition. Intel cited economic uncertainties and the need to optimize operations as reasons for the adjustments. The Germany plant, initially set to receive €10 billion in subsidies, remains a long-term priority, but timelines are under review. These moves follow Intel's broader strategy to streamline expenses while maintaining its commitment to expanding global semiconductor production capacity.