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Intel barely has the foundations down in Ohio.

Intel barely has the foundations down in Ohio.
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They've been "building" for a while now. I don't see much change out there.

If the structure is fully enclosed, the internal work is extensive before equipment can be accepted. Maybe the outside doesn't look active because they are heavily focused on the inside? IDK, just spitballing.

I don't believe the water situation has been addressed

Water scarcity? TI's facility (used to be National Semiconductor 200mm fab) is the largest consumer of fresh water in Southern Maine. Good thing we have plenty.

That's a major faux pas in the plan if there wasn't a reliable source of water secured first. D'oh!

[–] 2 pts

It's also worth pointing out that Intel isn't building any of this, it's all Brookfield Capital Partners. So Intel really has limited skin in the game here.

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I haven't looked for a while, but when I ran by there this fall there wasn't any buildings. Just foundations. If I have some time I'll head up Mink Street and see what's there now.

The nearest water source would be Johnstown, a sleepy little burb with a sleepy little water plant. Columbus would probably have to plumb out there to get as much as they need.

There were stories about that when the project first started, but they all vanished.