Semiconductor chip maker plans $3.9B plant, up to 800 jobs in Indiana

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17 thoughts on “Semiconductor chip maker plans $3.9B plant, up to 800 jobs in Indiana

  1. LOVE IT!!! However, we are still underpopulated. Indiana desperately needs more PEOPLE. I hope the candidates for Governor will talk about ways to increase our population.

    1. No we do not! If you want to live in a population center or high density area… move!

  2. FYI. This announcement was leaked last week by national press. This is great news but should have been covered when the national press caught wind of it.

    1. Kelvin, we did report on this development as much as we could, first on Feb. 1 and again on March 26. Then, we ran a preview of this announcement yesterday. We were limited in how much we could report previously because the company and the state would not confirm the deal or even discuss the possibility, but we did cover it.

      https://www.ibj.com/articles/south-korean-chipmaker-chooses-indiana-for-cutting-edge-plant-report-says
      https://www.insideindianabusiness.com/articles/report-4b-semiconductor-facility-planned-for-west-lafayette
      https://www.ibj.com/articles/major-economic-development-announcement-set-for-purdue?utm_source=ibj&utm_medium=home-headlines

  3. Awesome victory for Indiana!
    Congratulations to all of those involved.

    Hopefully, this will spill over into Indianapolis with more research
    and economic development also.

  4. This is a nice win for the state of Indiana as well as for the Lafayette area. Adding that number of very good jobs will have a ripple effect and create even more jobs and where there are jobs there is population growth.

  5. Economic development with good paying jobs, national security implications, Purdue secures another win, opportunities to show how PPP drive us all forward – Braun, Banks, Spartz, Greg Pence and Bucshon all voted against the CHIPs act. Was the bill perfect? Of course not. Is any bill perfect? Also, of course not. Constantly letting perfect be the enemy of good may be the purest form of leading from behind (also known as playing to the base).

    1. All the politicians you named are awful, and bad for IN. Vote them all out of office.

  6. A 430,000 square plant building is almost exactly 10 acres under roof is to be built on 90 acres. So why is it being built on a site 9 times the size of the plant itself. What are the other 80 acres supposed to be used for? Does anyone know?

  7. Great news! With the Purdue Research Park showing success at landing this semiconductor microchip facility — which we were told was main impetus behind establishment of LEAP district — do we still need LEAP district at all with all its water complications?

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