Everything revealed at Intel's $100 billion Ohio chip plant event (supercut)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ม.ค. 2022
- Intel recently revealed its plan to invest $20 billion initially in two new chip plants in Licking County, Ohio -- near the City of Columbus, but ultimately expects a total of eight fabs in a plan that could reach $100 billion.
Watch Intel's CEO Pat Gelsinger, the company's SVP of manufacturing, Keyvan Esfarjani and the Governor of Ohio, Mike DeWine talk about the new project. - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
As a Danish Intel investor, it makes me happy that Pat is not giving up fabrication of semiconductors in the USA, we can't rely on everything being in Asia, looking forward to Intel also expanding in Europe! Win/Win
Intel in Expanding in Europe?! I thought he was only expanding in USA!
As a recent property owner in Columbus OH. Im thrilled thet did this too because im about to get rich!
This is so good for Ohio. with this and the new battery plant. like Ohio is about to be the poster child of the future
Hopefully the auto manufacturers there and North will use those Intel microprocessors.
From what I’ve herd google has, is or was also coming to Ohio. Not sure what for but haven’t been updated.
@@I_like_Plants130 that would be awesome! Are there any articles about this?
yeah, look how well it worked out for Oregon...frogs with extra arms, portland is super violent, natural resources raped, local economy more volatile than ever.
You're welcome to it. Enjoy the bump while it lasts, because it *will* come back to roost. It did here.
They're only leaving Oregon because our unemployment is below 4% and they've run us out of expendable human forklifts.
- Oregon Intellian
@@I_like_Plants130 Google has actually been building data centers there since 2019, and have invested tons of money already with much more to come. I know because I'm an electrician working here :)
Good for Intel, this gives me hope for the future
The most secure job in the United States. Im about to learn how to work at a fab.
Finally bringing jobs and manufacturing back to America to give American workers jobs 👏🏼👍🏻
Lol 135k in ohio isnt for the kind of workers you’re thinking of. This will have skilled immigrants but yeah they will boost the local area helping many americans
*chuckles in H1B*
A lot of these jobs are gonna go to engineers and robots so it’ll be great if you have a college degree if you only have hs diploma you’re probably not gonna have many options.
@@anikatekaw1460 or someone with a college degree.
@@bentrinker1937 I know several people personally who worked for good money at intel in both arizona and oregon and they didnt have more than HS diplomas, yeah they werent the big dollar earners like those who literally design things for intel but they were assembly line people who watched the machines for errors.
Super excited to have Intel choose Ohio! This is great!
I call BS on "Zero waste to landfills"
There is simply no way that is true.
Similar to great news when Honda announced building cars, engines, and motorcycles and engines in Ohio in 1980. And of course the Acura line of cars and SUV'S.
Very happy with this. It’s so important that we bring these factories back to this country. Thank you intel for taking such a huge step in the right direction.
Well done
Intel CEO earned $178.5M in 2021, more than 1,700 times average company worker pay: SEC filing.
When it is expected for the project to be finished and the factory starts production?
According to reports, production starts late 2025.
There you go kill that heartland, you screwed up Calli and came here to start the process over here.
Thank you Intel for choosing Ohio and the United States. I think you will find Ohioians some of the smartest and industrious people in the world. Finally a company has realized that making something in America makes more sense instead of overseas. Now we can end other countries setting our production. Again, thank you and I hope other companies that rely on foreign labor will return production to the US.
As small as and able to alter them.
2nm chips holy moly
talk is cheap, let's see them do it.
@@stachowi as long as Gelsinger is CEO it will happen as he is Engineer.
@@stachowi they already have intel 4. It powered on last year, and was running windows last year. If they are that ahead of schedule for a chip supposed to be coming out in 2023 because of euv, why do you think that another chip being built with euv won't do the same?
Holy Toledo.
this should have been done by the previous CEO years ago, but no, appears corruption
Promises
Licking Intel. I feel like they did that on purpose, lol
funny how I have watched musicals in that vary theater, lol. Midland theater
This is strategy where the opponents have money, you prints even more money. I am actually intrigued on how much money a country can print,, what's the limitation lol.
does intel have a working process (proven) for advanced nodes. They have been using TSMC to manufacture their "cutting edge" chips. They are asking for grants and tax breaks and subsidies but do they actually have a proven process. Can they make 20A chips or is it just a "roadmap"?
Good
100 billion ?
Ready player one
Smells like a steaming pile of lies but let's see
i wonder if Intel can make the economics of this investment work. I have some doubts, unless it is heavily subsidized by government.
i was thinking myself the same, but we can't rely on asia even if subsidized.
you mean tax payers
America created Globalization; Capitalism kills it - Even In this Technological Age, Competition outweighs the Economic Sense. Then US starts to blame other Country for their failure and the Cycle repeats itself
If the CHIPS act goes through, the government (tax payers) will unlock $52 billion dollars worth of funding for initiatives like this. Intel is likely spending nothing on this venture, and Ohio will likely be providing them with further tax breaks on every dollar Intel spends and earns at this site in Ohio.
@@jlehm $52B is not just for Intel, it's to be shared with TSMC Samsung's investment in US as well. Also it is not just money, it is still a big question if Intel is capable of pulling through 2nm/18A technology by 2025; There's still no sign of 7nm (Intel 4) yet.
dope
Take a shot every time he says Ohio
So are they going to discriminate against anyone not in their 20’s? Recruiting at colleges? There’s plenty of workers available with an AAS degree. We all got one after the crash of 2008.
They are gonna need a nuclear plant next to the factory just to power the computers
Natural gas is the go
@@chicxulub2947 they are getting away from gas though.
$130K? where do i apply for a job, i have experience in transport/tmc. hit me.
i'm sure they're averaging in the Phds in Chemistry and Physics... so you'd probably make a little more than you're currently making.
They said average, not median. The fact you didn’t pick up on/understand this…
So in 2 or 3 years from now they will have functioning chip fabs, wonderful (sarcasm),
what about the 2 fabs they built in Arizona? (crickets)
As Someone from Ohio, I truly see them pulling out of Ohio in the near future. Just thinking realistically (not a lot of companies have kept their word), but it’s the thought that counts so thanks intel.
Or maybe not who knows
yeah, look how well it worked out for Oregon...frogs with extra arms, portland is super violent, natural resources raped, local economy more volatile than ever.
You're welcome to it. Enjoy the bump while it lasts, because it *will* come back to roost. It did here.
They're only leaving Oregon because our unemployment is below 4% and they've run us out of expendable human forklifts.
- Oregon Intellian
@@I_like_Plants130 Very doubtful. Not easy. Not cost effective. It's not just a building. Have to build up the workforce around productions. Take years.
Also, not leaving Oregon. Still growing.
Don't forget automated trucks and electric battery company, all here by 2025.
Start those chips bring car price down 😀
Thanks Intel 😁❤
they are trying to catch up.
@@emaaddar5017 green goblin
@@emaaddar5017 tsmc
@@emaaddar5017 the Chinese.
In where ohio
How many of these products are going to end up on Russian hands?
why do does intel need taxpayer dollars to fund this.....don't they have enough revenue from sending jobs overseas in the first place...oh wait...
Everyone in the audience looks like the guys who joins that evil dude on the space ship in “Don’t look up”
Maybe we shouldn`t nuke Ohio afterall
@One Doompunchman Even as an Ohio resident, that is funny! 😂
Do you want Chinese chips???
Sad that Cleveland has Welfare people, and the kids are dropping out of school, and we have large illiterate communities. 50 years ago, the ladies were told not to vote for Welfare. 50 years later we have welfare people looking for free monies not working people. BLM made Cleveland close businesses and get rid of thousands of jobs. they wanted $6.00 per hour increase. No company could provide so they closed, got rid of employees and installed automation.
Have you been to Cleveland recently? It's doing quite well.
Only in Ohio 💀
Shame on you . You should of never sent our American work overseas.
Are any of these $100k+ jobs entry level or dont require college degree
He said average... translation, 80% of the employee money pool goes to a few big cheeses and 20% trickles down to the thousands of workers.
only if you want to produce substandard electronics.
you're funny
Average does not equal median. If you don’t understand this, you need to learn it.
Most of them are low skill. Cleaning and operating machines. Theyre not going to be phd jobs
Oh yeah baby more PS5s
hand chips
Why does Intel sponsor Beijing 2022 olympics? I will stop recommending Intel chips, despite owning shares.
It will create about 3,000 jobs for the college educated that average around $135k not for the average worker. What it will do like in Austin Texas, Research Triangle in North Carolina and in the future Huntsville Alabama drive up the cost of housing and land gentrify the neighborhoods. Foreign investors will start buying up property. For everyone tech job four new service jobs are created. Where do you think service workers will live if they can't afford the rent? In the SF Bay area RVs or trailers are used for substitute housing.
Well they better get educated and they have 10 years to do it
the average worker in america is college educated.
@@jared3519 college educated doesn’t really cut it anymore. You need to constantly keep up with trends
Yes, this is absolutely amazing! But also terrible. I have friends that live right where Intel is and so many of them are having to move, and haven’t been given much time. Other than that, Congrats to Intel!
Yeah! Gentrification!
Environmental Impact?
$100 Billion and a workforce that averages over $135K a year...to make a $2 chip?
It's a big deal Boi
It seems you don’t understand economies of scale, or US tax code. Also, is there a risk of environmental harm? What chips exactly will be produced there and are chemical processes outside pvd/pcd and manufacturing processes outside laser and microwave being used?
@@BluePlanetMedia who says they’ll be making resistors? Have they said which components specifically they’ll be making? Until they do that, we don’t know anything.
Some of those chips are thousands of dollars each. All my 4 pc's have xeon chips.
@@BluePlanetMedia the irony of your reply to me is astounding.
Buy INTC. Going UP!
pfffffft this aged well
Big oof
@@quinnhunt6124 Depends upon your time horizon. I'll take the dividends forever.
@@hooberdoober576 I'm still holding my intel, although i wish I bought around now, instead of a couple months ago like I did
Would you want to have one of your plants in a state that is lawless? Where does the government allow the criminals to burn down police departments, attack the federal courthouse? To allow criminals back on the street with $0.02 ¢ bail/fine?
They already built several campuses in Oregon. Why would lawlessness bother them? That's how corporations get away with everything in the first place.
@@russellzauner they get away with exploiting loopholes, not lawlessness.
They were the ones making those laws, screwed the place up and are going to do it here. Same as they are pushing this bill and plant, we didn't vote for this & neither did the people there.
Samsung and tsmc kill intel
Now, yes. But in the coming years tides are going to turn. Intel is going to produce RISCs as well as x86 chips.
Amd kills samsung and tsmc
Samsung Nodes suck. They produce more heat than TSMC nodes.
Thank you President Biden 👍🏾
Lol
You think they made this decision in the last 12 mo? If you do, you know less than Biden.
@@rzu7120 Didn't they? Pat Gelsinger has only been there 12 months.
The CHIPS for America Act is sponsored by Michael T. McCaul, a republican senator from TX. Biden has nothing to do with it.