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Micron was awarded $6.1 billion in federal funding under the CHIPS and Science Law some of which will go toward the $100 billion mega-fab project in Clay.
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The idea is to have a steady pipeline of skilled workers ready to fill jobs not only at Micron but other semiconductor and supply chain companies.
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Before you plug in your phone or computer at a public charging station, think twice.
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Gov. Kathy Hochul joined Micron executives and County Executive Ryan McMahon to announce members of a new community engagement committee which will help direct where funding will go within the community investment framework.
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A new university semiconductor network hopes to fill many of the 50,000 jobs coming to central New York when Micron builds four microchip plants in the Town of Clay.
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The Syracuse Common Council is considering a new community broadband program aimed at improving digital equity throughout the city.
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U.S. Senate Majority leader Chuck Schumer and U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand secured funding to the Griffiss Institute in Rome to help expand SMART technology.
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President Joe Biden recently signed a major spending bill into law. Part of that bill included banning the social media video app TikTok on federal government devices.
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Micron recently announced that it would be cutting their workforce by 10% in 2023. How does this affect the $100 billion chip fab complex announced for Clay?
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Onondaga Community College is revving up its programs and facilities to prepare for Micron and the jobs the semiconductor plant will create in central New York.
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New York state recently auctioned its surplus COVID-19 supplies including HVAC units, lumber and air filtration devices.
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President Joe Biden visited Syracuse on Thursday to celebrate the $100 billion Micron Technology investment in central New York.