Chipmaker Xilinx to create 100 jobs in new $40m investment

Tech firm already employs 380 people across Ireland in Dublin, Cork and Belfast

Fri, Nov 3, 2017, 11:00

Charlie Taylor

Kevin Cooney: “This investment by Xilinx in Ireland will fuel advanced product development and research”

Kevin Cooney: “This investment by Xilinx in Ireland will fuel advanced product development and research”

US technology firm Xilinx is to invest $40 million (€34.3 million) in expanding its Irish operations in a move that will lead to the creation of 100 new jobs for Dublin and Cork.

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