NEW ALBANY, Ohio (WCMH) — In New Albany, construction has continued on Intel’s $20 billion semiconductor fabrication plant — with concrete first poured last month. But in Santa Cl… ...

NEW ALBANY, Ohio (WCMH) — Intel’s chief financial officer clarified updates for the division behind Ohio’s Intel plant this month, including impending layoffs. Dave Zinsner, executive vice ...

It outlines the factories’ progress and details how Intel is spending money in Ohio. Earlier announcements from both Intel and Gov. Mike DeWine’s office said the project would be done in 2025.

The completion of Intel’s $20 billion chip manufacturing plant in New Albany has been pushed back due to demands and the business climate, according to the company and media reports.

When Intel broke ground in Licking County less than three years ago, the chipmaker said it could be online by 2025, but that aggressive plan for its eventual central Ohio plants is pushing later again ...

Intel has announced it will be delaying its construction timeline for its $20 billion semiconductor chip plant in central Ohio. The company said this was due to business conditions and the demand ...

Progress and delay. Intel’s Ohio facility, located less than 20 miles northeast of Columbus, has the look of a large campus, with concrete pads already in place, makeshift roads and many cranes ...

Intel has confirmed to the state of Ohio that the Intel chip plant outside Columbus won't be completed until late 2026 at the earliest and that it won't be operational until at least 2027. The new ...

NEW ALBANY, Ohio (WCMH) — Intel’s chief financial officer clarified updates for the division behind Ohio’s Intel plant this month, including impending layoffs. Dave Zinsner, executive vice ...

LICKING COUNTY — Intel has announced it will be delaying its construction timeline for its $20 billion semiconductor chip plant in central Ohio. >>RELATED: Intel to receive $600M for new chip ...

When Intel broke ground less than three years ago, the chipmaker said it could be online by 2025, but that goal for the Ohio semiconductor plants is again shifting.