290 new jobs have been announced by Advanced Micro Devices at its operations in Cork and Dublin.
The US semiconductor company say it's committed to continuing to drive innovation in Ireland.
AMD has announced plans for continued growth here through an investment of up to €123m over four years.
The investment is intended to fund several strategic research and development projects.
Up to 290 highly skilled engineering and research positions, as well as a broad range of additional support roles, will be created to support the projects.
AMD says its teams in Dublin and Cork will "design innovative high-performance and adaptive computing engines to accelerate data centre, networking, 6G communications and embedded solutions, while taking a leadership position on artificial intelligence."
Enterprise Minister Simon Coveney has welcomed the news, saying it'll "create long-term career opportunities for both highly experienced professionals and new graduates from engineering disciplines."
The new investment is supported by the Government through IDA Ireland.
