Magdeburg Fab
AI data center in Magdeburg, Germany, Germany: announced.
- Location: Magdeburg, Germany, Germany
- Developer: Intel
- Status: announced
- Estimated cost: $33B
Magdeburg Fab is a AI data center project located in Magdeburg, Germany, Germany, currently announced. It is being built by Intel. The estimated build cost is $33B. This project is one of thousands of data-center facilities tracked by Data Center Index across Germany, covering operational, under-construction, announced, and permitted sites.
Project description
Intel's planned fab in Magdeburg, Germany carries a $33 billion price tag. It's the largest announced semiconductor investment in Europe.
Public companies linked to Magdeburg Fab
Developers, tenants, and suppliers tracked by Data Center Index with exposure to this project:
- Intel (INTC), developer · chip fab
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Frequently asked questions
- What is Magdeburg Fab?
- Magdeburg Fab is a semiconductor fab in Magdeburg, Germany, Germany tracked by Data Center Index. Its status is announced.
- Where is Magdeburg Fab?
- Magdeburg Fab is in Magdeburg, Germany, Germany.
- Who is building Magdeburg Fab?
- Intel is developing Magdeburg Fab.
- Which public companies are linked to Magdeburg Fab?
- Data Center Index links 1 tracked public company to Magdeburg Fab: Intel (INTC). Each is a developer, tenant or supplier with a sourced link to the project.
Sources
- heise online (heise.de · press · 2026-09-12)