Advanced Manufacturing
New Mexico Applauds Intel’s $3.5 Billion Expansion in Rio Rancho
Intel plans to invest $3.5B in its New Mexico operations and hire more than 700 new workers at its fabrication facility in Sandoval County
Read MoreSemiconductor Giant Invests in ABQ Water Purification Firm
Aqua Membrane’s novel water-filtration technology could soon help Micron Technology Inc. significantly lower water and energy consumption throughout the semiconductor’s global manufacturing operations.
Read MoreABQ Startup Creates Rapid Breath Test for COVID-19
A mobile device built by Albuquerque startup RingIR Inc. could soon provide mass screening capability for coronavirus at highly congested settings like airports, with results in seconds.
Read MoreNM Firm’s Hydrogen Units Set for Worldwide Launch
An Albuquerque startup, Bayotech, expects to deploy its first commercial fleet of compact, mobile hydrogen generators to customers worldwide this year, backed by $157 million in new equity from private investors.
Read MoreNTx Set to Launch Major Expansion in New Mexico
NTx is set to bring $30 million in private investment to its new Rio Rancho project and hire 116 employees with an average salary of $74,000 a year.
Read MoreThird Asian Manufacturing Company Opening in New Mexico’s Border Zone
Cymmetrik joins Admiral Cable and Xxentria as Taiwanese-based companies that are moving operations to Santa Teresa and has been awarded $160,000 in LEDA for 10 new jobs.
Read MoreDragonSCALES to Power Up Small Satellite in December
Albuquerque-based mPower Technologies’ new solar-cell material will power up a small satellite scheduled for launch into low-Earth orbit in December.
Read MoreSombra to Expand Hand Sanitizer Operation at a New Albuquerque Manufacturing Facility
The company purchased a 112,000-sq. ft. facility in Albuquerque to focus exclusively on the production of hand sanitizer.
Read MoreWisconsin Manufacturer Picks New Mexico for Expansion
Prent Corp. will be opening a new manufacturing facility in Santa Teresa, N.M. and plans to invest $12.5 million and create 85 new jobs.
Read MoreMore Firms are Setting up Shop at Santa Teresa
Business is booming at the border, with state exports to Mexico up 11% in the first half of 2020, and a wave of fresh public and private sector investment flowing into new industrial buildings and infrastructure at the parks.
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