TTM Technologies, Inc. announces the State of New York as the Selected Location for a Proposed New Facility in Syracuse to Produce Ultra-HDI PCBs in Support of National Security Requirements - Seite 3

“Syracuse will be the heart of America’s semiconductor superhighway, and just one week after winning an exclusive federal Tech Hub designation, and I am thrilled to announce that TTM will soon supercharge Onondaga County with an estimated 400 new good-paying jobs. With each week, it becomes clearer that the future of semiconductor manufacturing will be in Syracuse and Upstate NY,” Majority Leader Schumer said. “When I wrote my CHIPS & Science Act, I did so with the vision that all the components of the supply chain for this revolutionary technology would be stamped 'Made in New York,' and with TTM making their East Syracuse expansion one of the first in the nation to manufacture these advanced circuit boards, that vision is one step closer to becoming a reality. Earlier this year, I personally called TTM’s CEO to make the case that Upstate New York is the next frontier for tech manufacturing and the perfect place to grow their business, and I’m glad they heeded my call. I applaud TTM for this major investment and thank Governor Hochul and local leaders for their partnership in helping secure this investment and further positioning Upstate NY as a leader for America’s critical microelectronics supply chains that power everything from data centers to the power grid to aerospace engineering.”

"The selection of Onondaga County by TTM Technologies for their new greenfield high-tech manufacturing facility and the hundreds of new jobs it will create, serves as further validation that Onondaga County is the leader in this exciting and rapidly growing industry." McMahon continued, "Just as important, it is further proof that the partnerships and collaboration we have built over the last 4 years continue to produce real results for the people of Onondaga County. Thank you to everyone who made this historic investment possible and I remain as optimistic as ever about the future of Onondaga County." 

CenterState CEO President and CEO Robert Simpson said, “TTM's investment is another critical validation of this region’s leadership in the smart systems sector. Manufacturing complex high density printed circuit boards in Central New York adds to a growing and robust supply chain ecosystem that includes everything from semiconductor chips to finished microelectronics. This investment is also a successful example of reshoring critical national security supply chain elements right here in Central New York. This community has demonstrated that by working together, we can continue to realize a greater level of economic competitiveness and prosperity and recapture our position as a globally relevant research and manufacturing center.”