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NanoFab 300 North / 200 / Central

NY Creates (formerly SUNY Poly CNSE), Albany, New York, United States. Every field this record holds on the site, its note and every source, as the row states them.

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The row

Operator
NY Creates (formerly SUNY Poly CNSE)
Site
NanoFab 300 North / 200 / Central
Location
Albany, New York, United States
Type
rd-pilot
Status
operating
Wafer
300 mm
Nodes
not recorded
First output
2004
Announced investment
USD 0.175 billion
Map position
42.65, -73.75, on the map

Public R&D and pilot nanofab complex; Wikipedia's list gives three cleanroom buildings on one campus. NY Creates states that it owns and operates the Albany NanoTech Complex, and that it took over its operation in 2019 from CNSE and SUNY Polytechnic Institute. Operator corrected 1 October 2026 from SUNY Poly CNSE. Node values that came from Wikipedia's list of fabs, which has no process-node column, were removed on 21 August 2026. NY Creates names IBM, Applied Materials and Tokyo Electron among its partners there. A second row, ibm-albany-nanotech-ny, held the same complex under IBM and was merged into this one on 10 November 2026.

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Sources

2 sources on this row, in the order the row lists them. The order carries no weight.

List of semiconductor fabrication plants - Wikipedia · en.wikipedia.org

About NY Creates · ny-creates.org

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Capacity statements

No published capacity statement names this site. Blank is unpublished, not zero.

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On this record

What this record changed on this row, newest first. Each day is the day this record changed, never the day a publisher said it. Followed: status, first output year, announced investment, operator, name, site and sources.

2026-10-01 · This record changed the operator from SUNY Poly CNSE to NY Creates (formerly SUNY Poly CNSE). · Source added: About NY Creates

2026-08-13 · The row entered this record, with the status operating. · Source at entry: List of semiconductor fabrication plants - Wikipedia

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