Building a Collaborative Ecosystem
Uniting Expertise to Pioneer the Future
Future home of the Texas A&M Semiconductor Institute
Located on the A&M-RELLIS campus, coming Q1 2028, this project is an investment into the future of semiconductor research and development, thanks to a 226.4 million dollar investment by the State of Texas.
Research Facilities will include:
- Ballroom-Style Clean Room
- State-of-the-art 300mm equipment
- Class 100/1000
- Sub-fab and Clean Room Support
- Chemical Usage Classification: Group H-5
- Vibration Criteria: VC-C, VC-D
- Advanced Technology Lab
- Process and Tooling Development
- R&D and Support Labs
- Metrology
- Packaging
- Radio Frequency
- Photonics
- Testing and Evaluation
- Workforce Development Integrations
- Skilled Trade Lab
TSI is part of The Texas A&M University System, one of the nation’s largest systems of higher education, with externally funded research expenditures exceeding $1.5 billion annually. The A&M System comprises 12 institutions of higher education, eight state agencies, and two system campuses—making TSI a part of a robust research ecosystem both internally and externally.
Key System Contributors
Collaborative Research Facilities
Memberships
- Southwest Advanced Prototyping (SWAP) Hub
- Midwest Microelectronics Consortium
- California-Pacific-Northwest AI Hardware Hub (Northwest-AI-Hub)
Featured Research
EAGER–CHIPS in Space
An alliance for pioneering space-based semiconductor manufacturing to advance science and establish U.S. preeminence in semiconductors,
