marcy nano center

New York has awarded Oneida County $23.6 million dollars for the shovel-ready 332-acre Griffiss 'Triangle' dubbed to serve as a premiere semiconductor supply chain campus.

A North Carolina based company will invest $1 billion in construction, equipment and other related costs to build the world's largest silicon carbide device manufacturing facility in Marcy, NY.

When Governor Andrew Cuomo comes to town on Friday don't expect the Marcy Nano project to be the only announcement he's going to make.

The hope of bringing the Taiwanese tech giant Foxconn to the Marcy Nano facility might have already reached a setback, even before any real progress has been made by local officials. Foxconn employs over a million employees worldwide and manufactures screens for phone companies such as Apple...

Syracuse.com seems to have trumped Governor Andrew Cuomo's big Nano-Utica announcement.

This is the contest that will allow us to have a little fun with that legendary Greater Utica question: Are Nano jobs really coming to the area? Today is the day that Governor Cuomo is going to be making the big job announcement on Nano Tech; at least we think...

New York's two U.S. senators are seeking federal funding for a public-private partnership to create a nanotechnology testbed site in Utica, according to the Associated Press. Senators Charles Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand said Thursday that SUNY Polytechnic Institute, along with local companies SEMATECH, Edwards Vacuum and INFICON, have applied for a $1...

Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente, Senator Joseph Griffo and Assemblyman Anthony Brindisi have issued a joint statement regarding the announcement that Austria-based AMS is coming to New York.

The chance to win $500 in cash from the Hobika Law Firm and the Keeler Show is continuing because there has been no announcement on new jobs for the nano tech project in Marcy. This is the contest that will allow us to have a little fun with that legendary Greater Utica question: Are Nano jobs really coming to the area...

This is the contest that will allow us to have a little fun with that legendary Greater Utica question: Are Nano jobs really coming to the area? Enter the Keeler Nano Tech Job Pool from Andrew and Joe Hobika of the Hobika Law Firm. It's actually simple...