Silicon Junction (planned)
Intel, Magdeburg, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany. Every field this record holds on the site, its note and every source, as the row states them.
The row
- Operator
- Intel · company page: Intel
- Site
- Silicon Junction (planned)
- Location
- Magdeburg, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany
- Type
- logic
- Status
- cancelled
- Wafer
- 300 mm
- Nodes
- not recorded
- First output
- not recorded
- Announced investment
- not recorded
- Map position
- 52.13, 11.63, on the map
Two wafer fabrication facilities announced for Magdeburg. The production year Intel stated, and its withdrawal, are recorded point by point in the schedule history below. Germany had pledged EUR 9.9 billion toward the project under the EU Chips Act. This record holds no dollar figure for the site: the amount was stated in euros, and this record does not convert currencies.
Sources
3 sources on this row, in the order the row lists them. The order carries no weight.
Intel cancels German fab, looks to sell off Edge chip business - eeNews Europe · eenewseurope.com
Intel cancels multi-billion euro chip factory in Germany - Brussels Signal · brusselssignal.eu
Intel Q2 2025 earnings release: planned projects in Germany and Poland will not move forward · sec.gov
Capacity statements
No published capacity statement names this site. Blank is unpublished, not zero.
On this record
What this record changed on this row, newest first. Each day is the day this record changed, never the day a publisher said it. Followed: status, first output year, announced investment, operator, name, site and sources.
2026-11-10 · This record removed the announced investment, which read USD 32 billion.
2026-08-23 · This record changed the status from paused to cancelled. · Source added: Intel Q2 2025 earnings release: planned projects in Germany and Poland will not move forward
2026-08-13 · The row entered this record, with the status paused. · Source at entry: Intel cancels German fab, looks to sell off Edge chip business - eeNews Europe · Source at entry: Intel cancels multi-billion euro chip factory in Germany - Brussels Signal