Ohio fab RISES: clean-room floor slabs placed | Intel Ohio One
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Several clean room floor slabs have now been placed on the subfab pillars. Bunny-suited feet will walk on these precast pieces. Oh, and the last mega "XL superload" air separation unit has been delivered to the site.
Drone flight over the massive construction site for Intel's $28 billion semiconductor factory or "fab" in New Albany, Ohio.
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Really nice to see this is being built. A very very touchy subject but it is progress
Yes, it’s small, tangible progress on Intel’s foundry strategy to offer cutting-edge chip manufacturing to the fab-less design firms.
Its crazy to think that all of this is needed to create a product that is 1.4 inches wide, 1.4 inches in length and .17 inch in depth.
A true modern engineering marvel. Thanks for watching!
chips maybe small but they will make millions of them at that fab.
It’s a shame the government in Ohio couldn’t incentivize using a vacant site inside 270. Instead a bunch of shell companies owned by Les Wexner and New Albany Company bought up hundred of acres of generational family farm land, and all the surrounding area so they could bulldoze it flat. Sad times we live in, with no regard to history or the ecology of the area.
If you’ve got documentation, please put together a YT video and I’ll watch it.
As far as I know, all the farmers sold willingly. I've not heard about eminent domains filed. The Columbus Disoatch did a story on three dusters going through their childhood home after their father's passing. Yes, they sold the farm. They knew, as did their late father. the farmland in the township, and the corner of the county was going to be part of urban sprawl
You don't farm to get rich. Yes, it's sad to see farmland 'developed' into urban sprawl.
As for putting this campus inside I-270, I respectfully ask, "Where?"
What will they do with it when Intel goes out of business? Maybe it can be sold to TSMC?
Out of business? lol. Not a penny of taxpayer money will be spared to make sure Intel stays in business and more importantly that the C-levels get their bonuses.
@@nate6312 You're probably right. sigh
These fabs, in addition to current builds in OR and AZ, are part of Intel’s foundry strategy as you may already know. Incredibly complex, take years to construct and equip. Going out of business is highly unlikely, but I don’t know if investors have the patience for the strategy to play out.
Zero talent in OH... This is a failure in motion.
This was the sentiment in Arizona some 40 years ago. Then, talent was imported and the workforce was trained up. I see no reason the same won’t happen here again.