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• NEW YORK SEMICONDUCTOR SUPPLY CHAIN OPPORTUNITY GUIDE
• ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
• Supply Chain Activation Network (SCAN) Leadership:
• SCAN Technical Assistance Team:
• Opportunity Guide Contributors:
• TABLE OF CONTENTS
• GROWING NEW YORK STATE'S SEMICONDUCTOR SUPPLY CHAIN: THE OPPORTUNITY
• INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
• FINANCIAL INCENTIVES: TAX CREDITS, GRANTS AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
• RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CAPACITY
• $550M WORKFORCE INVESTMENT
• THE SEMICONDUCTOR SUPPLY CHAIN ECOSYSTEM
• SUPPLY CHAIN TIERS
• KEY
• INSIDE A FAB
• LEVELS OF THE FAB
• FIVE FAB ZONES
• ZONE 1 CLEANROOM
• SUPPLIER CATEGORIES
• COMMON SUPPLIER REQUIREMENTS
• ZONE 2 CHEMICAL AND GAS SYSTEMS
• ZONE 3 SUB-FAB AND UTILITIES
• SUPPLIER CATEGORIES
• COMMON SUPPLIER REQUIREMENTS
• ZONE 4 SUBSTRATE AND INBOUND MATERIALS
• ZONE 5 PACKAGING/OSAT AND OUTBOUND
• EXTERIOR UTILITIES
• FAB SUPPLIER REQUIREMENTS
• KEY
• TIER 1 SUPPLIER REQUIREMENTS
• KEY
• GET INVOLVED: TECH HUB RESOURCES
• NY SMART I-CORRIDOR INNOVATION OFFICE
• SUPPLY CHAIN ACTIVATION NETWORK
• HOW SCAN HELPS BUSINESSES:
• WHY IT MATTERS
• Momentum
• Resilience
• Business Growth
• STEP UP: SEMICONDUCTOR TALENT AND EMPLOYER PARTNERSHIP UPSTATE NEW YORK
• HOW STEP UP HELPS BUSINESSES:
• WHY IT MATTERS
• Meeting Demand
• Building Resiliency
• Jobs in the Community
• COMMERCIALIZATION AND COLLABORATION CENTER
• CONSULT THE C3 TEAM FOR CONSULTATION AND ASSISTANCE REGARDING: