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Inside Intel's Ronler complex in Hillsboro, Oregon, where it conducts its most advanced research and houses the company's most important chip manufacturing site

HILLSBORO, Ore. — To create a beam of ultraviolet radiation precise enough to print the world's most advanced microchips … Tweets: @chernandburn and @tomkrazit Tweets: Max A. Cherney / @chernandburn : ok everyone so last week I had a chance to visit one of Intel's chip manufacturing plants in Hillsboro, Ore. here's how the latest chip manufacturing technology works, and why it will change the way the world uses computing power https://www.protocol.com/... Tom Krazit / @tomkrazit : Intel hasn't let many people peek inside the crown jewels of its chip-making operation in Oregon. Must-read on how Intel is pushing all its chips (sorry) into the pot with EUV to try and get its manufacturing mojo back. https://twitter.com/...

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Context & Ripple Effects

Ronler is the Oregon anchor in Intel’s manufacturing footprint: later coverage traced the company’s chip-making infrastructure across its Hillsboro and Chandler campuses, while this report shows why Hillsboro remains central to advanced process work. Intel’s later application to expand its Oregon campus extends that commitment beyond the complex’s research role.

First-order effects

  • Intel concentrates advanced research and EUV-enabled chip production at Ronler, making the Hillsboro complex a key operating site for its most advanced manufacturing work.

Second-order effects

  • Intel’s Oregon expansion plans reinforce Hillsboro as a long-lived manufacturing and research base alongside its other U.S. campuses, rather than a standalone research outpost.

Third-order effects

The trend: Intel is building a multi-site advanced-manufacturing network that couples process research hubs with large-scale production fabs.