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Intel said on Friday it would invest more than $28 billion to construct two new chip factories in Licking County, Ohio, as the company pushes ahead with plans to expand its foundry business.

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Intel to invest more than $28 billion to build two chip factories in Ohio

:Intel said on Friday it would invest more than $28 billion to construct two new chip factories in Licking County, Ohio, as the company pushes ahead with plans to expand its foundry business.The chipmaker's shares, which have slumped more than 55 per cent this year, rose 1.4 per cent in early trading.T

5 months ago·Singapore

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Intel to Invest More Than $28 Billion to Build Two Chip Factories in Ohio

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Intel To Invest More Than $28 Billion In Ohio Chip Factories – Report

Troubled chip giant Intel will invest more than $28 billion to construct two new chip factories in Ohio, to take fight to TSMC This article has been indexed from Silicon UK Read the original article: Intel To Invest More Than $28 Billion In Ohio Chip Factories – Report The post Intel To Invest More Than $28 Billion In Ohio Chip Factories – Report appeared first on IT Security News.

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Intel plans $28 bn investment in new chip factories in Ohio - TelecomLead

Intel plans to invest over $28 billion to build two new chip factories in Ohio, a significant step to expand its contract manufacturing capabilities and better compete with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC), the world’s largest contract chipmaker. The move is part of CEO Pat Gelsinger’s strategy to revitalize Intel’s foundry business and regain its technological leadership from TSMC. Intel’s partnership with Amazon, a multibillion-doll…

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