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The Vice President of External Affairs for Wolfspeed, Tyler Gronbach made it clear during a radio interview this week, that the company is committed to the Marcy facility and Mohawk Valley Fab.

Senator Chuck Schumer announced today that a CHIPS agreement has been reached with the Department of Commerce paving the way for up to $6.1 billion in direct funding to build a Micron plant in Clay, and allow for a multi million dollar expansion at Wolfspeed in Marcy.

U.S. Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has announced a new $750 million in investment into Wolfspeed in Marcy as part of his Chips and Science Law. Schumer says the money will help create hundreds of new nano technology jobs at the Marcy Nano Center.

During their quarterly earnings report, Wolfspeed announced it will be closing it's facility in Durham, North Carolina, and it will accelerate plans to build its 200-millimeter chip factory in the Mohawk Valley, according to a media report from WRAL. The company said it will be announcing further plans regarding its closure in North Carolina.

Governor Kathy Hochul strongly believes Utica and the surrounding areas are no longer part of the nation's Rust Belt.

There are more than 70 Nano Technology jobs listed at the Marcy NanoCenter at the SUNY POLY campus in Marcy right now. Is it possible that more jobs might be on the away.

Great news! A company that operates a facility right here in Central New York has inked an incredible deal with a leading Japanese semiconductor manufacturer.

Many people will be back in Utica this weekend for the first time in a while for the city's 45th running of the Boilermaker Road Race, and some new changes downtown will open some eyes, and probably get some people driving the wrong way.

National Grid leaders were recently at the Marcy Nanocenter to present semi-conductor manufacturer Wolfspeed with a $750,000 grant.

Governor Kathy Hochul joined local officials and business leaders on Monday for a ribbon cutting ceremony at Wolfspeed in Marcy.