The University of Arizona Tech Park on the southeast side and greater Tucson area are pushing to become even more of a destination for semiconductor innovation.
TUCSON, Ariz. — Semiconductors help power everything from our cars to our computers, and some things much more advanced.
Texas-based semiconductor company Strike Photonics is expanding to the Tech Park on the Southeast side. It uses light to make microchips with faster signal processing. “We can grow within the Tech Park,” said Kalthoff. “And that makes it really ideal. It’s not displacing us dramatically as we grow. We see moving around within the Tech Park.”
“Not only will you have those chip manufacturers, but you have a lot of companies circling around that industry to supply to that manufacturer,” said Laura Shaw, Senior Vice President of Sun Corridor. “And we want to be in that space.”
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