Intel announces a webcast on March 15 to detail its European semiconductor program

Intel has expressed its willingness to build a new fab in Europe after announcing its new IDM 2.0 strategy last year and creating Intel Foundry Services. Afterward, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger visited Europe and conducted a series of inspections to discuss the possibility of building a new fab in the European continent with relevant EU political and business people.

Intel originally planned to announce the relevant information at the end of last year, but due to the complex problems encountered in the project and the impact of many factors to be considered, the time was finally postponed to the beginning of this year. In fact, in the past year, there has been a lot of news surrounding Intel’s European semiconductor plans. In addition to Germany, Intel is also rumored to have considered Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, and even France and Italy, to create a supply chain covering the upstream and downstream of semiconductors.