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Building a bright
future
together
at our Taylor,
Texas fab

From innovations
to
impact,
everything’s
bigger
in Texas

Samsung Austin Semiconductor in Texas

For the past 26 years, Samsung Austin Semiconductor has been focused on creating a brighter future for the people of Texas and turning the Lonestar state into a leader in advanced technology.

Since first breaking ground in 1996, we’ve invested a total of $18 billion into our Austin site, bringing talent development and new opportunities to Texans and their businesses. In 2020, Austin Semiconductor’s economic impact on Central Texas totaled over $4.5 billion, supporting nearly 10,000 jobs and producing more than $468 million in salaries. Now after 26 years of investing in the people, technology, and growth of Texas, we’re betting on an even brighter future together.

The new facility we’re building in Taylor, Texas is an extension of our ongoing commitment. Each new manufacturing facility we build helps us develop technologies that will unlock the experiences of tomorrow, and allows us to make a difference in peoples’ lives today.

We believe the new site in Taylor will bridge our 26-year history in Central Texas with a hopeful future full of possibilities. Bringing new jobs and valuable training opportunities, our investment in Taylor – Samsung’s largest-ever in the U.S. – will build supply chain resilience of crucial logic chips while contributing to the development of the local community.

Samsung’s Impact
in Texas in Numbers

  • $17billion
    Samsung’s total expected investment in the Taylor fab, which includes buildings, property improvements, machinery and equipment
  • $47billion
    Samsung’s total investment in the U.S. since beginning operations in the country in 1978
  • 20,000
    The total number of direct jobs created
  • $1million
    The amount Samsung Austin Semiconductor donated to organizations to support the coronavirus response in Central Texas
  • 2022
    Year when the fab’s groundbreaking will begin
  • 2024
    Year when the fab will be operational

An Exciting
Opportunity

Samsung Semiconductor Taylor Plant Site

What makes the Taylor project so exciting is its potential to positively impact the lives of people around the world and in its own backyard.

Set to break ground in 2022 with the goal of launching operations in 2024, our Taylor facility will boost the production of semiconductor solutions that will power next-generation technologies in areas like 5G, artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC). With greater manufacturing capacity, we will be able to better serve the needs of our customers and contribute to the stability of the global semiconductor supply chain.

For Taylor, located less than 30 minutes from the Texas state capital of Austin, our investment will bring thousands of new jobs and valuable training. Together with our existing manufacturing site in Austin, the facility will allow us to open up exciting opportunities for Central Texans for years to come.

Commitment to
‘Taylor Made’

Samsung Austin Semiconductor understands the importance of being a good corporate neighbor. As such, we will work with our actual neighbors, partners, elected officials and the Taylor community to create an environment where we can all grow and thrive.

We are committed to working through any of the concerns that our neighbors have. We will continue our community outreach and provide construction updates throughout the process.

We chose Taylor because we believed the opportunity here met the business, talent and community needs we sought throughout our search. We love Taylor’s charm and will help preserve the qualities that everyone loves about this town.

Beginning in 2022, Samsung Austin Semiconductor will be making annual charitable contributions to the Taylor community averaging at least $300,000 each.

Companies like Samsung continue to invest in Texas because of our world-class business climate and an exceptional workforce. Samsung's new semiconductor manufacturing facility in Taylor will bring countless opportunities for hardworking Central Texans and their families and will play a major role in our state's continued exceptionalism in the semiconductor industry. I look forward to expanding our partnership to keep the Lone Star State a leader in advanced technology and a dynamic economic powerhouse.

Greg Abbott, Governor, State of Texas

Samsung's decision to locate its cutting-edge semiconductor fabrication plant in Taylor is the single most significant and consequential development for the local economy since the International & Great Northern Railroad laid tracks here in the 1870s. The City of Taylor is honored to have been selected by Samsung as the site for this critically important project, and we look forward to a long-lasting and mutually-beneficial relationship between our community and the company.

Brandt Rydell, Mayor, City of Taylor, Texas

With worldwide supply-chain disruptions, it is imperative that we bolster our domestic production capabilities for industries critical to national security. I am pleased Samsung is expanding their operations to Williamson County which will bring more good jobs to Central Texas as well as help combat the global semiconductor shortage.

John Cornyn, U.S Senator for Texas

It is imperative to the national security of the United States that we increase our leadership in the future design, manufacturing and development of advanced semiconductor chips. Of course, there is no better place for this important effort than the great state of Texas. I am thrilled to join Gov. Greg Abbott and Sen. John Cornyn in congratulating Samsung on its new semiconductor plant in Taylor, which will add thousands of high-paying jobs in the local area and ensure our state is a leader in chip manufacturing.

Michael McCaul, U.S Representative, R-Austin

It is an incredible opportunity and privilege to have a world-class company like Samsung in Williamson County, Texas. Their commitment to employees, the environment and their local community is inspiring, and we are excited about the possibilities this partnership will bring to Taylor and Williamson County. To our friends at Samsung, I want to say ‘Welcome Home.

William Gravell, County Judge, Williamson County, Texas

For more than 25 years, Samsung Austin Semiconductor has demonstrated our commitment to being a good corporate citizen in Central Texas. We have been drivers of job generation and significant economic impact, and we prioritize regular engagement in the community through organizations that have invested in our success. From the local school district to our employees to the communities our workforce call home, we believe in making a positive impact.

Jon Taylor, Corporate Vice President, Samsung Austin Semiconductor
A view of Samsung Austin Semiconductor in Texas

A Chance to Grow Together

Just as semiconductors are essential to enabling the technologies of tomorrow, nurturing potential is an essential part of building a brighter future for the next generation. This is why, in addition to creating thousands of jobs, Samsung Austin Semiconductor is contributing to the development of programs designed to foster young people’s growth.

As part of our investment in Taylor, Samsung Austin Semiconductor will donate funds to create a Samsung Skills Center for the Taylor Independent School District. The center will help students in the community develop valuable skills for future careers, and will also provide internships and recruiting opportunities.

Samsung Austin Semiconductor will also be launching an internship program for Taylor High School students in the summer of 2022. We will hire a minimum of 24 seniors who will work for six weeks at either the Samsung Taylor construction site or our Austin manufacturing facility.

The Beginning of New
Chapter

As Samsung celebrates more than 26 years of manufacturing in the U.S., this investment in Taylor underlines just how much Samsung Austin Semiconductor values the community we call home. By planting seeds of opportunity in Texas, Samsung Austin Semiconductor is laying the foundation for a more prosperous future.

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