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Intel’s Playbook For Rebuilding American Industry In Ohio
June 5, 2025: To meet Intel's business opportunity, Ohio’s education system did something rare: It mobilized statewide with uncommon speed and cohesion.
Central State, Wright State to host Intel interns
June 3, 2025: More than 45 students will learn about semiconductor work in an Intel internship program at Wright State University.
DSV Opens Specialized Warehouse In Ohio
May 8, 2025: This state-of-the-art LEED-certified, 1.2 million-square-foot multi-client facility, was designed to meet the needs of the technology and electronic industries.
Intel reaffirms commitment to division behind its New Albany plant
May 7, 2025: Intel leadership reaffirmed their commitment to the New Albany plant at Intel Foundry Direct Connect. The second annual conference brought together more than 1,000 customers and partners of Intel Foundry.
Intel appoints new CEO who expresses faith in its manufacturing future
March 13, 2025: "Together, we will work hard to restore Intel’s position as a world-class products company, establish ourselves as a world-class foundry and delight our customers like never before," Tan's letter said.
Intel board appoints Lip-Bu Tan as new chief executive officer
March 12, 2025: The Intel Corp. board of directors has appointed Lip-Bu Tan, an accomplished technology leader with deep semiconductor industry experience, as chief executive officer, effective March 18.
Ohio Intel plant construction in New Albany delayed by at least three years
February 28, 2025: According to a release from Intel, the timeline for two Ohio fabs has been shifted.
Intel interim leadership reaffirms commitment to foundry business that includes Ohio
January 31, 2025: CFO David Zinsner, one of two interim co-CEOs, reaffirmed Intel's commitment to its foundry business of making chips for other companies.
Intel Foundry Scholarship supports Licking County students in STEM
December 30, 2024: The Intel Foundry Scholarship for Advanced Manufacturing will give $5,000 per school year to as many as 15 students studying programs like electrical engineering, robotics or other relevant STEM degrees.
Intel gets its billions in CHIPS Act funding for semiconductor manufacturing
November 26, 2024: The Biden Administration released $7.865 billion in funding for Intel as part of its CHIPS Incentives Program. The funding will support projects in Arizona, New Mexico, Ohio and Oregon.