A take on business from Times Square
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At dawn on a recent November day in New Albany, Ohio, thousands of construction workers dressed in hard hats and bright yellow vests clocked in at their job sites, tasked with turning what was once acres of farmland into a cluster of cutting-edge facilities.
Intel Corp. has set out to streamline its operations in response to economic headwinds that’ve dragged down demand for semiconductors more than it originally anticipated.
While the geopolitical outlook of powerful nations has been influenced by oil as a key asset for decades, semiconductors are shaping up to play a similar role on the global stage for the foreseeable future.
Starting at $329, Intel’s new chip is aimed at gamers on a budget.
Despite billions of dollars for chip plants built in the U.S.
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