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Intel says Ohio chip-fab project remains aimed at 2031 completion

Intel said its first semiconductor fab at the Ohio One campus in New Albany remains on track for completion by 2031, according to WYSO Public Radio. The company said the $28 billion campus remains part of its long-term manufacturing strategy, but project deadlines are flexible according to customer demand. Construction has slowed, the report said, and Intel did not disclose how much of the nearly 1,000-acre site is complete. The report said Intel had invested more than $5 billion at the site by the end of last year, or about $7 billion including contract commitments.
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