er, that's called a "press release". and it's fishing for a government license to suck on the taxpayers teat.
translation: when it says "this will support the creation of 800 to
1,000 permanent high-tech jobs", that's not "intel will be hiring 800-1000 new employees". "support the creation of" is double-speak and includes people outside the company. it's also a projection [and such projections are as reliable as when the fed "projects" an end to the financial crisis] - it doesn't say a damned thing about the other jobs they've shed at other u.s. locations - this is not a "net expansion".for the future, be careful to learn the difference between "employee" and "contractor" status and how companies use those words to carefully manage their public profiles. especially when they want handouts and tax benefits.
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odd how it can have so many fabrication facilities outside the u.s., yet we're being asked to believe they make all their stuff here. i certainly don't own any intel chips with "made in usa" lasered into them.