Schedule Tracker
How far have fab schedules slipped?
Announcements make headlines; delays rarely do. This tracks the gap between the earliest official target we could verify and the date each project is aiming for today — every figure sourced, and measured conservatively so it is never overstated.
Verified baselines
11 / 80
Slipped
6
On / ahead
5
Largest slip
≥ 4 yr
Ranked by slip
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Taylor TX Fab Phase 1First target 2024 → now targeting Dec 2026
Micron
Clay NY Megafab (4 fabs)First target 2028 → now targeting Jul 2030
8 more projects in the full ranking
The complete ranked list with the source behind every first target, plus CSV export.
Cancelled
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Coverage
14% of tracked projectsA project only appears here once we can cite an official earlier target for it. Projects without one are left out rather than estimated. We add more every week, largest projects first.
How we measure
- First target is the earliest official schedule we could verify — not necessarily the very first announcement.
- Slip is conservative. If a source says “2028”, we measure from the end of 2028, so the true gap can only be larger.
- Now targeting is the actual production start if reached, otherwise the planned date in our data. The badge beside each row shows how well that current date has been verified.
- This is factual schedule tracking, not a forecast, and not investment advice.
Know the moment a target moves
Watch any project and get an alert when its schedule or status changes, with the source attached.