[/ATTACH][BR] Intel has chosen Germany to set up a huge processor manufacturing complex, giving the first details of an $88 billion investment across Europe as it seeks to reduce its dependence on imports and ease the supply crisis for manufacturers. [BR][BR]The plan is the latest from a major semiconductor manufacturer as the industry tries to meet the explosion in demand for chips used in everything from smartphones to cars, though there will be no quick fix as the new German factories won't be connected until 2027.
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