NY SMART I-Corridor Tech Hub

Smart Infrastructure Innovations
Buffalo

About NY SMART I-Corridor Tech Hub

The New York Semiconductor Manufacturing and Research Technology Innovation Corridor (NY SMART I-Corridor Tech Hub), led by CenterState Corporation for Economic Opportunity, aims to enhance regional semiconductor manufacturing capabilities while ensuring economic opportunity for underserved communities. This Tech Hub will coordinate across the region’s significant semiconductor fabrication investments, adjacent supply chain assets, scientific capabilities coalitions, and partner coalitions to establish an entrepreneurial and innovation ecosystem that provides career pathways and employment opportunities to the region’s historically underserved communities.

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Problem statement

The New York Semiconductor Manufacturing and Research Technology Innovation Corridor (NY SMART I-Corridor Tech Hub) addresses critical challenges in semiconductor manufacturing and economic equity in Upstate New York. This Tech Hub seeks to overcome the regional shortage of semiconductor production capabilities by establishing a leading semiconductor cluster that integrates local supply chains, scientific research, and innovation ecosystems. Additionally, it aims to resolve gaps in workforce development by creating career pathways and employment opportunities specifically for underserved communities. By leveraging recent investments and securing grant funding, the NY SMART I-Corridor Tech Hub intends to build a robust semiconductor manufacturing network, upskill the workforce, and enhance regional R&D capabilities, ultimately positioning Upstate New York as a global leader in semiconductor technology while fostering inclusive economic growth.

Traction information

- 1 in 4 American-made chips will be produced within 350 miles of the I-Corridor by 2034, making it the leading area for domestic semiconductor production.
- $200M is being invested in workforce development through the ON-RAMP program, focusing on creating career pathways for underserved communities in semiconductor roles.
- 5,000+ local businesses in the I-Corridor are poised to expand into the semiconductor sector, leveraging support from the Supply Chain Activation Network (SCAN) and other regional initiatives.

Milestones

July 2022

Biden-Harris Administration’s Tech Hubs Program Awards Approximately $40 Million to NY SMART I-Corridor Tech Hub in New York to Strengthen the Region’s Capacity as a Global Leader in End-to-End Semiconductor Manufacturing

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