TI Commences Construction on Utah Fab

Texas Instruments Breaks Ground on New Fab in Utah

Texas Instruments (TI) has recently broken ground on a new 300-mm fab in Lehi, Utah. This significant milestone was celebrated with the presence of Utah Governor Spencer Cox and TI CEO Haviv Ilan, who took the first steps towards the construction of LFAB2. The new fab will be connected to the company's existing 300-mm wafer fab in Lehi.

"Today we take an important step in our company's journey to expand our manufacturing footprint in Utah. This new fab is part of our long-term, 300-mm manufacturing roadmap to build the capacity our customers will need for decades to come," said Ilan, emphasizing the strategic importance of this investment.

In February, TI announced its $11 billion investment in Utah, which marked the largest economic investment in the state's history. The construction of LFAB2 is expected to create approximately 800 additional TI jobs, as well as thousands of indirect jobs. The first production from the new fab is scheduled for 2026.

This expansion is a testament to TI's commitment to meeting the growing demand for its products and services. By investing in state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities, TI aims to ensure that it can continue to provide its customers with the capacity and quality they require.

Furthermore, the investment in LFAB2 will not only benefit TI and its employees but also the local community and economy. The creation of new jobs will provide opportunities for individuals in the area, while the indirect jobs generated will have a positive ripple effect on various sectors.