NY SMART I-Corridor

A global leader in semiconductor manufacturing, innovation and workforce development, the future of U.S. semiconductor manufacturing is in New York State.

Backed by the federal CHIPS and Science Act, the NY SMART I-Corridor is uniting Upstate New York’s strengths in manufacturing, workforce development and research to build a globally leading tech hub.

Contact Us

Center for Supply Chain Analytics
Email: mgt-csca@buffalo.edu

Today, only 1% of semiconductor memory chips are currently produced in the United States. By 2034, one in four American-made chips will come from within a 350-mile radius of the NY SMART I-Corridor. No other area will account for a greater share of domestic production.

This foundation is already being set through collaborative strategies with businesses, higher education, economic development groups and community-based organizations that are redefining the future of technology.

Expand Supply Chain Capabilities

Expand supply chain capabilities
The University at Buffalo School of Management’s Center for Supply Chain Analytics leads the Supply Chain Activation Network (SCAN), which supports businesses seeking to enter, expand or strengthen their role within the supply chain by providing direct services through a coordinated network of partner organizations.

How SCAN Can Help Your Business

  • Supplier database
    Gain visibility for your company and explore regional semiconductor supply chain manufacturing capabilities.
  • Technical assistance
    Connect with service providers ready to help your organization obtain certifications, implement lean manufacturing, prepare for digital transformation and support facility upgrades.
  • Accelerate growth
    Obtain referrals to capital support providers, ready-made sites, workforce solutions and expert assistance.
  • Strategic matchmaking
    Collaborate with Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), Tier 1 supply chain firms, and other potential partners through regional engagements.

Let’s Get Started

Complete the Get Connected form on the NYSMART I-Corridor website or email mgt-csca@buffalo.edu to engage the SCAN team.

Additional Ways to Connect with the NY SMART I-Corridor

Gain access to Upstate New York’s highly educated workforce, world class R&D assets, advanced infrastructure, globally competitive incentives and unparalleled industry support through these tailored resources.

Discover Skilled Talent

Monroe Community College leads the Semiconductor Talent and Employer Partnership Upstate New York (STEP UP) – an employer-led initiative that coordinates investments in training infrastructure, wraparound supports and access to high-quality manufacturing careers to directly address talent needs and gaps.

Innovate with World-leading R&D Resources

Syracuse University leads the Commercialization and Collaboration Center (C3), which connects startups, universities, labs and manufacturers with the tools, expertise and capital needed to bring new semiconductor-related products to market – from proof of concept to scaling production.