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        ering a new generation of innovative prod-
        ucts from Intel and serving the needs of
        foundry customers as part of the compa-
        ny’s IDM 2.0 strategy.

        Educational partnerships
        To support the development of the new
        site, Intel pledged an additional $100 mil-
        lion toward partnerships with educational
        institutions to build a pipeline of talent and
        bolster research programs in the region.


        Planning for the first two factories will
        start immediately, Intel said, with con-
        struction expected to begin late this year.

        Production is expected to come online in
        2025, when the fab will deliver chips using
        what Intel calls “the industry’s most ad-
        vanced transistor technologies.”


        First new site in 40 years
        Ohio will be home to Intel’s first new ma-
        jor manufacturing site in 40 years.

        Located some 2,480 miles from Intel’s
        Santa Clara, Calif. headquarters, the fabs
        will be sited in the New Albany Interna-
        tional Business Park. Amazon, Facebook
        and Google are located there.
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        New Albany is located 15 miles northeast
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        of the state capital of Columbus. Most of
        the city is located in Franklin County and
        a small portion, which is being annexed,
        extends into adjacent Licking County.


        As the largest single private-sector invest-
        ment in Ohio history, the initial phase of
        the project is expected to create 3,000
        Intel jobs and 7,000 construction jobs over
        the course of the build.


        It will also support tens of thousands of
        additional local long-term jobs. next page
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