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How Intel Makes a Chip

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Bloomberg reveals how and why the development of a microprocessor is one of the riskiest, costliest, and most technically complex feats in business. While Intel rarely talks about how it creates a new chip, Bloomberg Businessweek managed to visit the Hillsboro factory in May when they were given the most extensive tour since President Obama visited in 2011. You are invited on this exclusive journey that reveals the manufacturing process of a micro-processing chip in detail and get an insider’s perspective on the world’s largest chipmaker. Fascinating!

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