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Intel Ohio coverage on WindowsForum.com follows Intel's Ohio One campus as a long-range semiconductor construction story rather than a near-term source of PC hardware. The tagged discussion centers on reported talks between SK hynix and Intel about front-end memory manufacturing in the United States, including the possibility of leasing part of the Ohio site or forming a joint venture with cloud providers. The key takeaway is timing: the Ohio fabs remain under construction, with the first module not expected until around 2030, so no new memory or chip capacity is imminent for Windows users or system builders.
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    SK hynix-Intel Ohio Memory Talks: No Deal, Fabs Due 2030

    SK hynix is exploring a deal with Intel that could put front-end memory-chip manufacturing in the United States for the first time, but the proposal remains exploratory, has no announced product plan, and would not deliver new PC memory capacity anytime soon. Reuters reported on September 16...