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Intel Corporation layoffs in California

Intel Corporation has 8 notices in California's WARN listings, with 155 workers in Santa Clara County, according to the state's latest WARN reports.

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155workers listed
8notices
Sep 18, 2026latest notice date
Sep 30, 2026layoff or closure date (latest notice)

Source: California Employment Development Department (EDD) — WARN REPORT - 07/01/26 to 10/14/2026 , imported Oct 20, 2026. Shown as the state lists them.

Notices as listed by the state

Company (as listed)PlaceWorkersNotice dateLayoff or closure dateType
Intel Corporation - Robert Noyce Building · ManufacturingSanta Clara County · 2200 Mission College Boulevard Santa Clara CA 9505422 workersSep 18, 2026Sep 30, 2026Layoff Permanent
Intel Corporation - SC-11 · ManufacturingSanta Clara County · 2191 Laurelwood Rd. Santa Clara CA 950541 workerSep 18, 2026Sep 30, 2026Layoff Permanent
Intel Corporation - SC-12 · ManufacturingSanta Clara County · 3600 Juliette Lane Santa Clara CA 9505424 workersSep 18, 2026Sep 30, 2026Layoff Permanent
Intel Corporation, Inc. - SC-9 · ManufacturingSanta Clara County · 3601 Juliette Lane Santa Clara CA 950545 workersSep 18, 2026Sep 30, 2026Layoff Permanent
Intel Corporation - Robert Noyce Building · Professional Scientific and Technical ServicesSanta Clara County · 2200 Mission College Blvd Santa Clara CA 9505424 workersJul 24, 2026Aug 15, 2026Layoff Permanent
Intel Corporation - SC-12 · Professional Scientific and Technical ServicesSanta Clara County · 3600 Juliette Lane Santa Clara CA 9505467 workersJul 24, 2026Aug 15, 2026Layoff Permanent
Intel Corporation - SC-9 · Professional Scientific and Technical ServicesSanta Clara County · 3601 Juliette Lane Santa Clara CA 9505410 workersJul 24, 2026Aug 15, 2026Layoff Permanent
Intel Corporation - SC11 · Professional Scientific and Technical ServicesSanta Clara County · 2191 Laurelwood Rd. Santa Clara CA 950542 workersJul 24, 2026Aug 15, 2026Layoff Permanent

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A WARN notice is the advance notice an employer files with the state before a plant closing or mass layoff. Each row is what the employer reported to the state; the number of workers and the dates can change later. JoRoute does not contact or verify with the companies listed. WARN Act — U.S. Department of Labor .