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Mike Rogoway

Mike Rogoway

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Senior Business Writer, Oregon Live (The Oregonian)

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  • Intel says it will keep Oregon campus it had considered closing

    By Mike Rogoway Verified| Oregon Live (The Oregonian) Verified Intel has opted not to sell its 50-acre Hawthorn Farm campus in Hillsboro, choosing to retain the property for critical engineering work after a five-month review of the site’s future. “After a thorough assessment, we’ve decided Hawthorn Farm will remain open due to essential activities contributing to Intel’s strategy,” the chipmaker said in a note to Oregon employees. It did not specify what that essential work consists of and declined to elaborate.

    By Mike Rogoway Verified · Oregon Live (The Oregonian)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Intel sells majority stake in programmable chip business Altera

    By Mike Rogoway Verified| Oregon Live (The Oregonian) Verified Intel said Monday it has found a buyer to take a majority stake in Altera, its programmable chip business, partially unwinding a failed deal from a decade ago. Private equity firm Silver Lake will acquire 51% of Altera in a transaction that values the business at $8.75 billion. That’s about half of the $16.7 billion Intel paid for Altera in 2015.

    By Mike Rogoway Verified · Oregon Live (The Oregonian)

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Intel says it will keep Oregon campus it had considered closing

    By Mike Rogoway Verified| Oregon Live (The Oregonian) Verified Intel has opted not to sell its 50-acre Hawthorn Farm campus in Hillsboro, choosing to retain the property for critical engineering work after a five-month review of the site’s future. “After a thorough assessment, we’ve decided Hawthorn Farm will remain open due to essential activities contributing to Intel’s strategy,” the chipmaker said in a note to Oregon employees. It did not specify what that essential work consists of and declined to elaborate.

    By Mike Rogoway Verified · Oregon Live (The Oregonian)

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Oregon Live (The Oregonian)

Portland, Oregon, United States

+1 248-642-1344