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I’ve worked in the US, Europe, and Korea. The biggest difference is how people approach innovation.

Finance August 6, 2026

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Myung-hee Na, an engineer with more than two decades of experience in the semiconductor industry who leads technology research at Intel Foundry. At Intel, she focuses on developing next-generation technology in semiconductor chips. The conversation has been edited for length and…

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