Sentence examples for a chip factory from inspiring English sources

Building a chip factory usually costs billions of dollars.

Advanced Micro has so far invested $2.5 billion in a chip factory in Dresden.

The standards of cleanliness required in a chip factory, or fab, far exceed those of even the fussiest chef.

It will own 44.4percentt of the new entity, which has been temporarily named the Foundry Company, a reference to the technical term for a chip factory.

The find site is within 50 miles of Must farm, the extraordinary bronze age village in the shadow of a chip factory on the edge of Peterborough.

He has estimated it costs $1 billion less to operate a chip factory overseas than in the United States, not because of lower labor costs but because of incentives from foreign governments.

They also worry that hundreds of heavy trucks rumbling through Cascade Locks every day to take the water to an offsite bottling plant and then to market would incur millions of dollars in road improvement costs and have a disastrous impact on tourism and other burgeoning local businesses, including a brewery, a wood chip factory and a fish market.

On May 10th Paul Otellini, the boss of Intel, a big American chipmaker, put the price of a new chip factory (known as a fab) at around $10 billion.Happily for those that lack Intel's resources, there may be a cheaper option namely to mimic Mother Nature, who has been building tiny devices, in the form of living cells and their components, for billions of years, and has thus got rather good at it.

Ray was with the team during training camp after the 49ers signed him away from a job at a potato chip factory.

The American digital storage company Western Digital, a part-owner of a Toshiba chip factory in Japan, said that it would go to the International Court of Arbitration to settle a dispute with the Japanese conglomerate over a Toshiba microchip unit.

And on top of that, why would you go to East Germany?" On Thursday, Mr. Ruiz came here as Advanced Micro's chief executive to announce that the company -- which has long operated in the shadow of Intel, the largest semiconductor maker -- will build a second chip factory in Dresden, a $2.4 billion project that is by far the most significant foreign investment in Germany this year.