Intel's new mass-production site 'Fab 62' to be operational by end of 2028, strengthening domestic manufacturing and R&D

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Intel announced that its new mass-production facility, Fab 62, is expected to become operational by the end of 2028 to strengthen semiconductor manufacturing and R&D within the US.

Key points

•Intel announced on October 21 that its mass-production site, Fab 62, is expected to be operational by the end of 2028.
•The announcement is part of efforts to strengthen semiconductor production capacity within the United States.
•Intel also announced measures to enhance its research and development infrastructure in the US.

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