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Catastrophe and Rebirth at Intel Malaysia . On May 1, 1975, Intel’s assembly plant at Penang, Malaysia, was destroyed in a fire. The plant was closed at the time and no one was hurt, but rebuilding the facility while keeping production on track would present Intel with a daunting challenge.
In 1972, Intel launched its first production facility outside the United States, a five-acre assembly site in Penang, Malaysia. The facility proved a quick success: by 1975, Intel Penang employed about 1,000 people and had become a crucial part of the company’s manufacturing chain.
Intel has a strong presence in Malaysia, investing over US$5 billion since 1972 and employing over 15,000 people. The chip giant has earmarked another US$7 billion for the next ten years, mainly to increase the size of its operations in Penang and Kulim, Kedah.
19 Οκτ 2020 · Launched early this September, Intel’s 11th Gen Intel® Core™ processor (formerly codenamed Tiger Lake) has taken the PC processor world by storm, heralding a new era of laptop performance.
20 Οκτ 2023 · Intel has a storied history in Malaysia. The company first set foot in Malaysia over five decades ago in 1972, when they invested US$1.6 million to build the A1 plant, their first assembly plant in Penang as well as their first ever international manufacturing facility.
19 Οκτ 2023 · Intel has a storied history in Malaysia. The company first set foot in Malaysia over five decades ago in 1972, when they invested USD1.6 million to build the A1 plant, their first assembly plant in Penang as well as their first ever international manufacturing facility.
Intel Malaysia is the first and largest offshore site for Intel Corporation and has since developed into the most complex offshore site over the last 40 years.
