Intel to invest up to $4.6 billion to build semiconductor ATMP facility in Poland

Intel to build a semiconductor assembly and test facility near Wrocław, Poland. Intel said it is establishing this plant to help European Union in achieving its goal of reclaiming 20% of global manufacturing capacity by 2030, and to ensure resilient and geographically balanced semiconductor supply chain. Intel already has semiconductor wafer fabrication plant in Ireland and is planning to have one in Germany. Intel also has research and development facility in Poland. This will help Intel to source its chips to customers in European Union, where the chips fabricated in Germany and Ireland gets assembled, tested and packaged in Poland.
Intel said this new facility to create 2,000 Intel jobs and thousands of indirect supplier and temporary construction jobs.Intel plans to invest up to $4.6 billion, to meet the future demand in coming years. The new packaging facility to be constructed according to green building principles and will operate with high environmental standards to minimize carbon footprint and environmental impact. Design and planning for the facility to begin immediately, with construction to commence pending European Commission approval.
“Poland is already home to Intel operatio...