Once Intel’s New Albany campus is up and running, it’ll need suppliers to keep its semiconductor chip manufacturing process […] CHANDLER, Ariz. (WCMH) – Where Intel goes, others will follow.

The state of Ohio will invest $90 million in transportation improvements for the area surrounding Intel Corp.'s future campus in New Albany. Honda project lands another $237 million in incentives ...

Ohio Department of Transportation open houses July 30 in Sunbury will highlight recommendations for State Route 37 ...

The company plans to complete the construction of Mod 1 in 2030, with operations beginning between 2030 and 2031. Mod 2 is expected to be completed in 2031, with operations starting in 2032.

He said Intel hoped to invest as much as $100 billion over a decade to build up to eight factories on the Ohio campus, linking the scope and speed of that expansion to expected federal grants if ...

Six percent of Intel's initial $20 billion works out to be $1.2 billion but any dollar amounts beyond those have been speculation. Ohio is expected to widen parts of State Route 161 into New Albany.

Long-promised federal funds are finally flowing to the tech giant as it builds up its now $28 billion Central Ohio campus. expand Construction work is ongoing at Intel's New Albany campus.

An aerial view from September 2024 shows construction progress at Intel's Ohio One campus of nearly 1,000 acres in Licking County, Ohio. When Intel broke ground in Licking County less than three years ...

Intel has once again announced a delay on the opening of its Ohio chip plants, pushing the timeline into the next decade. On Friday, Feb. 28, Naga Chandrasekaran, executive vice president, chief ...

When Dillys Fongong received an email that leaders from Intel Ohio would be visiting Miami University’s Oxford campus, she was intrigued. The first-year Biology major and Premedical and Pre-Health ...

This is Ohio One, a future “mega fab”—or factory—being built by Intel Corp.The company has committed $28 billion to build a fab that, if all goes well, will be able to credibly compete for ...