The South Korean electronics giant has been in discussions with local officials about a possible chip factory in the small town of Taylor, in Williamson County, outside of Austin. archive.ph/HGBaR
Documents made public by the county show that Samsung plans to spend $6 billion on buildings and $11 billion on machinery and equipment for a 6 million square foot facility. Under its agreement with local officials, the company is require to complete construction by January 2026.
Williamson County, which estimates the investment will create about 1,800 direct jobs & as many as 10,000 construction jobs, agreed to waive 90% of the company’s property taxes for 10 years if it met certain hiring and investment targets, according to the county’s website.
Now we'll have Samsung's and Taiwan Semiconductor (TSMC)'s big chip plants built during Biden's first term 💪
"The unionization drive at Starbucks comes at a time of growing leverage for workers. Labor shortages have rippled across the country, and Americans are quitting their jobs in record numbers, whether out of frustration or in search of better opportunities."
Intel made Pat Gelsinger CEO in Feb. 2021 to chart a new course in semiconductors to make Intel competitive again
"I think I have more concrete trucks working for me today than any other human on the planet" cnbc.com/2021/11/06/how…
Intel CEO Gelsinger:
"We have construction in Oregon, New Mexico, Arizona, Ireland and Israel. And we expect to plant our next major fabs in the U.S. and Europe before the end of this year."
Interesting to look at Lenovo's purchase of IBM's PC and later its server businesses, considering Lenovo is a tech arm of PRC & IBM has a checkered tech past time.com/3845674/lenovo…
Rubenstein founder died in December 2020 - working PR for Trump's Ivana divorce is mentioned
MSM still purposely not connecting dots. Trump's not even the POTUS anymore, and not on twitter (threat of mean tweets). why protect him? abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/n…