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Intel’s move into Ohio brings new tech kudos, competition for talent
Intel Corp’s plan to build a $20 billion chip-making complex on the outskirts of Columbus, Ohio is the clearest sign of a burgeoning tech sector in the U.S. Midwest, a development that is sure to raise corporate competition for workers and resources. The Intel investment is the state’s largest ever, but the Columbus suburb of New Albany, where Intel will build two chip factories, already has seen an influx of data centers, including from Amazon.com Inc, Facebook parent Meta and Alphabet Inc’s Google. Just last August, Google raised its investment in New Albany by $1 billion.
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