BlockBeats News, July 13th, Intel (INTC.O) will invest 5 billion euros (approximately $5.7 billion) to expand its factory in Ireland, attempting to regain a dominant position in the manufacturing sector amid the artificial intelligence boom.

Intel stated that this investment will increase its capacity at the Leixlip campus on the outskirts of Dublin as part of the company's plan to increase production of data center processors. The expansion project will enhance the production capacity of products including the flagship Xeon server processors and advance research and development activities.

Intel's Executive Vice President, Naga Chandrasekaran, said in a statement that this move is also part of the company's plan to improve its delivery capabilities for Intel's foundry customers. Intel's foundry business primarily manufactures chips for other technology companies, forming a crucial part of the company's revitalization strategy aimed at strengthening its competition with rivals such as TSMC.