Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI), a global leader in semiconductor technology, recently celebrated the more than $1 billion investment they have made to expand their Beaverton wafer fabrication facility. This site serves customers in industries such as industrial, automotive, communications, consumer and healthcare and is ADI’s largest wafer fab by volume.
The expansion of cleanroom space to 118 000 square feet nearly doubles the internal manufacturing of products running on 180-nanometer technology node or higher – creating hundreds of new long-term employment opportunities for Oregon residents.
U.S Senator Ron Wyden commented: “This announcement strengthens a signature industry in Oregon by solidifying semiconductors’ place in the Silicon Forest and beyond; creating statewide impact with new good-paying jobs rippling out to benefit the entire state economy.”
Optimized for SEO: Analog Devices Inc., an international leader in semiconductor production celebrates its $1 billion investment into expanding their Beaverton wafer fabrication facility – one that serves customers across multiple industries including industrial automation & robotics , automotive engineering , communication systems , consumer electronics & healthcare . The expansion increases cleanroom space up to 118 000 sqft while doubling internal manufacturing capabilities at 180 nanometer tech node or higher – resulting hundreds of job openings throughout Oregon . U S Senator Ron Wyden praised this move : “This announcement strengthens a signature industry within our state ; bringing more good paying jobs while benefiting our entire economy .”
