ACM Research, a leading provider of wafer processing solutions, unveils its pioneering multi-use facility in Hillsboro, Oregon, marking a significant milestone in its expansion strategy within North America. The grand opening, scheduled for November 28, heralds the inauguration of an 11,000-square-foot establishment housing offices, warehouse space, and a dedicated cleanroom/demonstration lab—a groundbreaking venture for the company within the region.
Jim Straus, Vice President of Sales for the U.S. and Europe at ACM Research, highlighted the company’s pivotal role amid the shifting landscape of high-volume manufacturing and logistics. “Our expertise lies in delivering tailored solutions that meet the distinctive needs of innovation-driven enterprises,” Straus explained. “We’ve consistently supported companies in their pursuit of breakthroughs and advancements, and we envision boundless potential to apply our expertise both locally and globally.”
Strategically situated in close proximity to key clientele and partners, the Hillsboro facility is slated to become ACM Research’s new epicenter for sales and service operations. Anticipating a doubling in its U.S. workforce, the company aims to bolster support for existing and prospective customers.
The incorporation of a state-of-the-art cleanroom and demonstration space stands as a pivotal development for ACM Research’s North American expansion. This dedicated area not only expands the company’s regional footprint but also serves as an interactive platform for clients, offering hands-on evaluation and testing of innovative tools. By showcasing its adaptable and agile solutions, ACM Research aims to facilitate access to essential semiconductor infrastructure, nurturing innovation and fostering local talent development.
Hillsboro, nestled in the heart of the Pacific Northwest and often dubbed the ‘Silicon Forest,’ continues to burgeon as a pivotal semiconductor manufacturing hub, stimulating innovation and employment opportunities. Jim Straus emphasized this development’s significance, stating, “This marks yet another stride in the chip industry’s trajectory toward achieving a trillion-dollar market.”
