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What makes this week’s Intel super load different than earlier ones
June 22, 2024: This is the first of four “extra large super loads,” the largest shipments in the project. Due to its size, local governments and other partners have helped to move obstructions like traffic signals and overhead signs.
Intel sponsors Dayton-area summer camp ahead of plans for massive Ohio hiring spree
June 20, 2024: Thirty college students and five high schoolers are at Wright State University learning about the semiconductor career field. They are part of the Intel-sponsored summer internship program.
Biden administration pushes for more women construction workers at Intel chips site
June 5, 2024: The CHIPS Women in Construction Framework is bringing together companies, communities, labor, and other workforce training partners to develop the talent pipeline
‘Silicon Heartland’ construction on schedule at Intel semiconductor plants that will employ 3,000
May 31, 2024: Construction workers and suppliers are being drawn from across the state, including the Dayton-Springfield-Butler County region.
Intel Invests in Ohio Universities for Semiconductor Workers
May 30, 2024: Intel Corp. is funneling millions into the state's colleges and universities to train technicians, engineers and other workers to fill 3,000 jobs.
Columbus ready for Intel’s water needs
May 30, 2024: The city has more than enough capacity to slake that thirst today – even before it builds a fourth water treatment plant at a cost of $1 billion.
New Albany Police Department prepares for Intel and population growth
May 21, 2024: Intel is reshaping almost every facet of our lives — from housing to transportation to public safety.
New Albany developers turn sights toward U.S. 62, state Route 161 interchange
May 21, 2024: The city of New Albany wants to know what residents, business owners and community leaders think when it comes to developing one of the city's areas targeted for growth.
Intel’s Ohio site will become AI systems hub for America, CEO Pat Gelsinger tells Columbus audience
May 15, 2024: Intel Corp. CEO Pat Gelsinger predicted the company’s Ohio complex would become the AI systems hub for America during an appearance in Columbus.
Why Intel picked Ohio, according to Keyvan Esfarjani
May 10, 2024: Keyvan Esfarjani is chief global operations officer and general manager of foundry manufacturing and supply chain at Intel.
Licking Memorial Health Systems expands with new clinic
April 29, 2024: To meet the growing population, Licking Memorial added a school-based clinic in Pataskala. It’s located inside Licking Heights High School, making it Licking Memorial’s first clinic that operates inside a school.
Intel to help improve water quality in the Licking Watershed
April 25, 2024: Gov. Mike DeWine, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources and Intel are teaming up for a new H2Ohio project that will help improve water quality in the Licking Watershed.