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Clayton Huber says the state’s semiconductor workforce is growing fast — but not fast enough.

The Texas A&M University System and the British company Space Forge have signed a new master research agreement.

(Houston Chronicle) The Texas A&M University System and other Texas higher education institutions want to be major drivers of growth in the U.S. semiconductor industry, part of a state and federal priority to boost the economy and abate national security concerns as most microchips are currently manufactured overseas.

Governor Abbott joined leadership from The Texas A&M University System and Texas Representative Paul Dyson on April 9 to break ground for the nearly 80,000-square-foot facility for the Texas A&M Semiconductor Institute (TSI).

The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents approved three significant capital projects totaling more than $269 million, advancing the…

The Texas A&M University System announced the appointment of Dr. E. Steve Putna as the inaugural director of the Texas…

The Texas Semiconductor Summit this week brought some big names to town for a fireside chat.

Taking inspiration from nature, researchers discovered a class of materials that behave like axons by spontaneously strengthening electrical pulses that travel along transmission lines.

The Texas A&M University System and the University Academic Alliance in Taiwan signed a research and student exchange program agreement during a press conference Monday.