Chipmaker Intel outlined $150 million in
educational funding aimed at growing the
workforce for the semiconductor industry, as
part of its $20 billion investment in a production
hub in Ohio.
The company announced the Ohio
development in January, part of Intel’s
efforts to alleviate a global shortage of chips
powering everything from phones to cars to
home appliances. It’s the largest private sector
investment in Ohio history.
Construction of two factories, or fabs, is
expected to begin this year, with production