Intel's $20 billion chip production base starts construction
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Recently, Intel officially broke ground on a $20 billion chip production base in Ohio, according to Reuters. This is part of Intel's plan to invest $100 billion in Ohio over the next 10 years.
Intel said more than 7,000 workers would be needed to build the factory, which is expected to house two separate factories and, once completed, will employ 3,000 workers. Intel's chip manufacturing base can accommodate up to 8 factories and supporting ecological support systems, covering an area of nearly 1,000 acres.
It is reported that the two fabs are expected to be mass-produced in 2025. Intel did not specifically mention the process level of the factories, but Intel has previously stated that it will master the 5th generation CPU process within 4 years, and will mass-produce 20A and 18A in 2024. Generation process. In addition to the $20 billion investment in Ohio, Intel is also planning a $20 billion expansion in Arizona.
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