Miękinia Will Gain a Modern Technology Park. Taiwanese Are Focusing on AI and Electromobility.
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A Taiwanese technology park, including production and R&D facilities, will be built in Miękinia, near Wrocław. The Taiwanese also previously considered Katowice and Łódź.
Taiwanese technology giant Foxconn has chosen Miękinia near Wrocław as the location for its investment, where Intel planned a semiconductor factory. However, the Taiwanese company's plans exceed the Americans' announcements. Ultimately, they could create up to 40,000 jobs. Until recently, Foxconn executives reportedly didn't even know where Poland was located. So how did they manage to secure this investor?
Taiwanese tech giant Foxconn will finally locate its new investment in Poland. A factory producing components and servers for the AI sector will be built in Miękinia, Lower Silesia, occupying land previously prepared for a would-be Intel plant.
Taiwanese industry organization TEEMA, whose members include tech giant Foxconn, will build a technology park in Miękinia, Lower Silesia. This is the plot of land that was supposed to host Intel's abandoned investment. This confirms information from Business Insider Polska—we were the first to report on these plans in March.
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