SEMICONDUCTOR SUMMIT WRAPS UP WITH DISCUSSION ON WORKFORCE

What happened: The fourth annual Texas A&M Semiconductor Summit wrapped up Friday in College Station, with the incoming Terafab factory in Grimes County a talking point and workforce needs as Friday's theme. Key numbers: Over 450 registered attendees, the largest yet. Why it matters: Texas A&M Semiconductor Institute Director Steve Putna said Terafab brings significant momentum to the Brazos Valley and could keep students in the College Station and Grimes County area. Speakers agreed it is an exciting time for the industry in Texas but said much work remains on talent.

The fourth annual Texas A&M Semiconductor Summit wrapped up Friday in College Station, with the incoming Terafab factory in Grimes County a talking point and workforce needs as Friday's theme.

Texas A&M Semiconductor Institute Director Steve Putna said Terafab brings significant momentum to the Brazos Valley and could keep students in the College Station and Grimes County area. Speakers agreed it is an exciting time for the industry in Texas but said much work remains on talent.