COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Intel is delaying the groundbreaking of a $20 billion chip-manufacturing plant in central Ohio.
The facility, announced earlier this year and to be built in a section of Licking County that will be annexed into New Albany, will postpone its groundbreaking event originally scheduled for July 22.
Intel Ohio General Manager Jim Evers spoke with NBC4’s Mark Feuerborn in Arizona. He said work continues on the project, with only the groundbreaking delayed.
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