US EditionUniversity Clings to Microtechnology After Intel-Out
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Intel's refusal to settle in Magdeburg has an impact on many levels. The university, too, has been closely involved in the settlement from the very beginning and wanted to train professionals.After the final break for the chip factories of the US company Intel, the University of Magdeburg is holding on to the microtechnology training. Completely independent of a single company, the topic is relevant for the future, said Rector Jens Strackeljan o…
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The planned billions of subsidies for Intel's settlement in Magdeburg were wrong for the economist Reint Gropp. The conditions had to be improved. What does this mean for Germany? The article Intel-Aus: Economist calls for a rethink in subsidies first appeared on sales economy.
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