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Intel Fab 62 Moves to Next Phase, Begins Equipment Installation

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Intel has begun installing equipment at Fab 62 within its Ocotillo campus in Chandler, Arizona. In a somewhat unusual move, Intel confirmed its current status and plans, a change from the company's…

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