Intel has pushed back its timeline for opening its first chip fabrication plant in Ohio, with a new estimate suggesting construction won't be completed until 2030 at the earliest. This is the second time this year the company has revised its plans, citing unspecified reasons. The delayed project has significant implications for local economic development and job creation, as well as Intel's reputation and relationships with investors and partners. The move also raises broader concerns about the semiconductor industry's global supply chains and the potential for delays and disruptions to critical technology sectors.