Intel has instructed a commercial real estate firm to sell its European headquarters in the UK. The purpose-built offices in Swindon became Intel’s Euro HQ in 1982 and consist of 187,000 square feet of office space on a 12.87-acre site, according to local media reports.
An Intel spokesperson told the local newspaper that the iconic chip firm is “shifting our global real estate strategy to focus on fewer, more populated locations and eliminate underutilized space.”
