Tech investors say ‘Hi, not Goodbye, Columbus’ as projects worth tens of billions crowd in
In Licking County, Ohio, massive red cranes dot the landscape and orange traffic signs warn motorists that trucks are entering the highway. It is here, about 25km north-east of the state capital, Columbus, that Intel, the semiconductor giant, is building two new chip factories. The $20bn investment has been touted by local government officials as the single biggest economic development project in the history of Ohio.
Weeks after Biden signed the Chips Act into law, Japanese carmaker Honda and South Korean battery-maker LG Energy announced plans to invest up to $4.4bn in a new plant to build lithium-ion batteries in Fayette County, about 70km south-west of Columbus, to create 2,200 more new jobs in the region. Other major projects in the region include several planned new data centres from the likes of Amazon, Google and Facebook parent Meta.
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