Two of Intel's top Irish talent depart as question marks hang over workers' fate at chipmaker
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• How it follows another top Irish exec's recent departure
Two of Intel's top Irish talent have departed the chip giant in recent months, the Business Post understands.
Eamonn Sinnott, who held the role of ...
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