Texoma Tech Hub:
Unifying the Semiconductor Supply Chain

The Texoma Semiconductor Tech Hub, led by SMU, seeks to unify existing and planned semiconductor supply chain infrastructure by enhancing regional collaboration and uplifting underserved communities through workforce expansion. It is one of 31 federally funded Tech Hubs designed to develop and grow innovative industries in regions across the U.S.

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About Tech Hub

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A Tech Hub Designation is an endorsement of a region’s plans to supercharge their respective technological industry to create jobs and strengthen U.S. economic and national security with funding through The CHIPS and Science Act, signed into law in August 2022.

“Tech Hubs are supercharging our existing innovation foundations, bringing together our premier research institutions with world class companies to create good-paying jobs in these communities, and ensuring the technological advances that define the next century are made in communities across America.” - Gina Raimondo U.S. Secretary of Commerce.

31 Tech Hub designations include 3 in Enabling Safe and Effective Autonomous Systems, 2 in Maintaining Our Quantum Edge, 6 in Advancing Biotechnology in Drugs and Medical Devices, 5 in Advancing Biotechnology in Drugs and Medical Devices, 5 in Accelerating America’s Clean Energy Transition, 2 in Strengthening Our Critical Minerals Supply Chain, 4 in Growing the Future of Materials Manufacturing, and 4 in Regaining Leadership in Semiconductor Manufacturing. Texoma Semiconductor Tech Hub is the only tech hub across two states
(Texas and Oklahoma).

Read more about the benefits of Tech Hub Designation.
Tech Hubs Blueprints: Strengthening Critical Industries of the Future

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About Texoma
Semiconductor Tech Hub

The Texoma Semiconductor Tech Hub, led by Southern Methodist University, unifies existing and planned semiconductor supply chain infrastructure by enhancing regional collaboration and uplifting underserved communities through geographically-distributed and accessible Fablet™ deployment, workforce expansion and consolidated innovation ecosystem across 29 counties in the Texoma region at North Texas and South Oklahoma.

Texoma Tech Hub Infosheet, July 14, 2024

Texoma Tech Hub Infosheet, July 23, 2024

Leading Semiconductor Innovation

Fablets™
Sophisticated shared labs provide
infrastructure for research, prototyping,
training, and commercialization

Tech Hub Designation
Texoma Semiconductor Tech Hub
Designee Narratives

Commercialization Councils
Link innovators, venture capitalists and industry representatives throughout the supply chain to commercialize and manufacture new ideas and products

EDA Designation
Fablet-baed Semiconductor Manufacturing

Workforce Development Councils
Advocate for education and training at multiple skill levels, from K-12 to adult learners, to promote semiconductor careers

Strategy Development Grant
Texoma Tech Hub received
Strategy Development Grant

Texoma Semiconductor Tech Hub In-Person Events

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Tech Hub workshop at SMU, Dallas on Jan. 8, 2024

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Tech Hub meeting at the Emerging Aviation Technology Center, Stringtown, Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma on Nov. 28, 2023

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Tech Hub workshop at Austin College, Sherman on Dec. 13, 2023

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Tech Hub team discussed with U.S. Commercial Service, Dallas-Fort Worth office, International Trade Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce on June 13, 2024