Tempe to Host Nation’s Third Major Microchip Research Facility by 2028
January 21, 2025
By 2028, Tempe will host the nation’s third research facility for microchip development, boosting Arizona’s tech sector.
By 2028, Tempe will host the nation’s third research facility for microchip development, boosting Arizona’s tech sector.
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