DT #460 “Making semiconductor chips in Upstate New York” with Develop This! Contributing Correspondent Sean Maguire and guest Nick Bruno from MV EDGE.
06/21/23 • 30 min
“Making semiconductor chips in Upstate New York” with Develop This! Contributing Correspondent Sean Maguire and guest Nick Bruno from MV EDGE.
Sean and Nick discuss their love of Utica and semiconductor projects in upstate New York
- Tomato pie, chicken riggies, and Utica Club beer
- How’d you get here?
- How did you get into semiconductor work?
- Overview of Wolfspeed in Marcy/Utica
- How did the work in Albany set the stage for Wolfspeed?
- How does Wolfspeed fit into the Micron investment in Syracuse?
- What went well? What was right?
- What would you improve if you had the chance to do it all over again?
“Making semiconductor chips in Upstate New York” with Develop This! Contributing Correspondent Sean Maguire and guest Nick Bruno from MV EDGE.
Sean and Nick discuss their love of Utica and semiconductor projects in upstate New York
- Tomato pie, chicken riggies, and Utica Club beer
- How’d you get here?
- How did you get into semiconductor work?
- Overview of Wolfspeed in Marcy/Utica
- How did the work in Albany set the stage for Wolfspeed?
- How does Wolfspeed fit into the Micron investment in Syracuse?
- What went well? What was right?
- What would you improve if you had the chance to do it all over again?
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