Samsung says it's still choosing U.S. chip plant location – despite report it has selected Austin By Matt Glynn News Business Reporter May 21, 2021 May 21, 2021 Updated Mar 18, 2026 0 Business recruiters hoped to persuade Samsung to choose STAMP in Genesee County for a chip manufacturing plant. Derek Gee / Buffalo News Prefer us on Google Learn More Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save By Matt Glynn News Business Reporter Samsung will build a $17 billion semiconductor plant in the United States – but hasn't specified where yet.kAmp k2 9C67lQ9EEADi^^6?8=:D9]6E?6HD]4@>^a_a`_d`ga____`Q E2C86ElQ03=2?<QmC6A@CE 3J t=64EC@?:4 %:>6D E9:D H66< :? $@FE9 z@C62k^2m – H96C6 $2>DF?8 :D 32D65 – D2:5 E96 6=64EC@?:4D 8:2?E 925 49@D6? pFDE:?[ %6I2D[ 7@C E96 A=2?E] qFE $6?] r92C=6D $49F>6CVD @77:46 H2D DE:== 9@=5:?8 @FE 9@A6 uC:52J 7@C 2 A=2??65 3FD:?6DD A2C< :? v6?6D66 r@F?EJ :?DE625]k^AmkAmt=64EC@?:4D %:>6D C6A@CE65 E92E $2>DF?8 4@F=5 DE2CE 4@?DECF4E:@? @7 E96 A=2?E :? E96 E9:C5 BF2CE6C 2?5 9@A65 E@ 92G6 :E @A6C2E:@?2= :? a_ac] qFE $2>DF?8 D2:5 ?@ DF49 564:D:@? 23@FE 2 =@42E:@? 925 366? >256]k^Am kAmQ(6 2C6 DE:== :? ?68@E:2E:@?D @G6C E96 6IA2?D:@? @7 @FC D6>:4@?5F4E@C >2?F724EFC:?8 724:=:E:6D[ E2<:?8 :?E@ 4@?D:56C2E:@? G2C:@FD 724E@CD[ 2?5 2C6 =@@<:?8 2E 2 ?F>36C @7 =@42E:@?D H:E9:? E96 &]$][Q D2:5 |:496=6 v=2K6[ 2 $2>DF?8 DA@<6DH@>2?] Q$A64:7:4 56E2:=D 92G6 J6E E@ 36 564:565]Qk^Am People are also reading… Reports of invasive hydrilla rise at Smith Mountain Lake Social Security COLA 2027: How much could your benefits increase? Tea company starts operations in Franklin County Franklin County administrator to step down 1 killed, 4 injured in crash involving Abingdon school bus after football game Diamond Avenue community pushes for solutions to decades-long problems Trump to begin sending $500 ACA refund checks. Here's where they're going Rocky Mount asks residents to voluntarily conserve water Ridgeway man arrested after Franklin County pursuit tops 100 mph Florida's flop, Alabama lead college football Week 5 winners and losers Judge dismisses sex discrimination lawsuit filed by ex-Ferrum College coach David Hoffmann: A better chorus for the communities we serve Callaway fire chief steps down after 42 years Sale of Hotel Roanoke Conference Center finalized as Virginia Tech prepares to sell whole building Federal grant to fund Route 122 improvement study at Smith Mountain Lake kAm$49F>6CVD @77:46 92D AFD965 7@C $2>DF?8 E@ 49@@D6 E96 k2 9C67lQ9EEADi^^3F772=@?6HD]4@>^3FD:?6DD^=@42=^:?\4@>A6E:E:@?\7@C\D2>DF?8\A=2?E\DE2>A\2:>D\E@\>2<6\:ED\>2C<^2CE:4=60b6gdah3e\efa3\``63\hfg2\2b5a7agbcf66]9E>=Q E2C86ElQ03=2?<Qm$4:6?46 %649?@=@8J p5G2?465 |2?F724EFC:?8 !2C<[ @C $%p|![ :? v6?6D66 r@F?EJk^2m] %96 A=2??65 3FD:?6DD A2C< D:ED 36EH66? E96 qF772=@ 2?5 #@496DE6C >6EC@ 2C62D[ 23@FE 7@FC >:=6D ?@CE9 @7 E96 %9CFH2JVD !6>3C@<6 6I:E] %96 $2>DF?8 A=2?E H@F=5 6>A=@J `[h__ A6@A=6 2?5 56=:G6C E96 EJA6 @7 3=@4<3FDE6C E6?2?E E96 D:E6 92D D@F89E E@ 2EEC24E 7@C J62CD]k^Am kAmQ$6?2E@C $49F>6C 4@?E:?F6D E@ 25G@42E6 E92E $2>DF?8 49@@D6 (6DE6C? }6H *@C<[Q D2:5 p==:D@? q:2D@EE:[ 2 $49F>6C DA@<6DH@>2?]k^Am kAm!=F8 !@H6C :D >@G:?8 29625 @? A=2?D E@ 3F:=5 2 Q8C66? 9J5C@86?Q A=2?E 2E $%p|![ >2<:?8 :E E96 A2C<VD 7:CDE E6?2?E] !2CE @7 :ED AC@;64E :?4=F56D 7F?5:?8 2? 6=64EC:42= DF3DE2E:@? E92E :D 4@?D:56C65 4CF4:2= E@ 7FCE96C 56G6=@A>6?E @7 $%p|![ 8:G6? E96 A2C<VD C6>@E6 =@42E:@?]k^Am Matt Glynn 0 comments The business news you need Get the latest local business news delivered FREE to your inbox weekly. Sign up! * I understand and agree that registration on or use of this site constitutes agreement to its user agreement and privacy policy. Related to this story Plug Power starts construction of $290M project in Genesee County State and local officials hope Plug Power getting shovels in the dirt is just the beginning of development at the 1,250-acre STAMP site. Samsung reportedly chooses Texas for chip plant Genesee County economic development officials had hoped to persuade the South Korean electronics giant to instead build the project at the Sci… In competition for Samsung plant, STAMP aims to make its mark Plug Power announced it will build a $230 million “green hydrogen” plant at the Science and Technology Advanced Manufacturing Park in Genesee County. Plug Power gives green light to $290M 'green hydrogen' project in Genesee County Plug Power will build the facilities at the Science and Technology Advanced Manufacturing Park, known as STAMP, in the Town of Alabama. Schumer urges Samsung to build $17 billion plant in Genesee County “Our world-class Western New York workforce, combined with New York’s considerable experience in semiconductor manufacturing and R&D, mean… Report: Genesee County is contender for $17 billion Samsung chip-making plant The chip-making plant would employ up to 1,900 people and could open as soon as October 2022, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.
Plug Power starts construction of $290M project in Genesee County State and local officials hope Plug Power getting shovels in the dirt is just the beginning of development at the 1,250-acre STAMP site.
Samsung reportedly chooses Texas for chip plant Genesee County economic development officials had hoped to persuade the South Korean electronics giant to instead build the project at the Sci…
In competition for Samsung plant, STAMP aims to make its mark Plug Power announced it will build a $230 million “green hydrogen” plant at the Science and Technology Advanced Manufacturing Park in Genesee County.
Plug Power gives green light to $290M 'green hydrogen' project in Genesee County Plug Power will build the facilities at the Science and Technology Advanced Manufacturing Park, known as STAMP, in the Town of Alabama.
Schumer urges Samsung to build $17 billion plant in Genesee County “Our world-class Western New York workforce, combined with New York’s considerable experience in semiconductor manufacturing and R&D, mean…
Report: Genesee County is contender for $17 billion Samsung chip-making plant The chip-making plant would employ up to 1,900 people and could open as soon as October 2022, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.
