See photos of what the Intel semiconductor plants being built in Ohio look like now and what they will look like when they are open

Intel Corp. is building two semiconductor manufacturing plants on a 1,000-acre site in the New Albany International Business Park northeast of Columbus in Licking County.

The company broke ground on the $28 billion project in late 2022 and construction is expected to take three to five years.

This newspaper took a look at the Intel project and an Intel-funded statewide training effort, which involves more than 80 Ohio colleges and universities, including 10 in the Dayton-Springfield-Butler County region.

See all the stories in our Intel Corp. series here:

Intel-funded higher education alliances training people for 3,000 new jobs at semiconductor plants

‘Silicon Heartland’ construction on schedule at Intel semiconductor plants that will employ 3,000

PHOTOS: See the Intel Corp. semiconductor fabrication plants in being built in New Albany, Ohio

VIDEO: See Intel’s Arizona semiconductor factories in action

5 things to know about Intel’s new Ohio plants and workforce training efforts

VIDEO: See what happens inside Intel Corp. factories in Oregon

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