December 7, 2007 - Texas Instruments today announced that production of analog and embedded products has begun at its new 12-inch LFAB in Lee High, Utah, which Texas Instruments acquired approximately one year ago.

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LFAB is Texas Instruments' second 12-inch fab to begin manufacturing semiconductors in 2022, providing customers with the manufacturing capacity they will need for decades to come. RFAB2, based in Richardson, Texas, began initial production in September.

Located in the heart of the Silicon Slopes community in Utah, less than an hour from Salt Lake City, Texas Instruments LFAB is the only 12-inch semiconductor wafer facility in Utah.

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Next: A 12-inch manufacturing capacity will be added to LFAB, which features a clean room of over 25,548 square meters and a highly advanced facility including an automated elevated conveyor system of about 11,365 meters to rapidly transport wafers throughout the fab. Ti's total investment in the Lee Hai Fab will be approximately $3 billion (about 20.94 billion yuan) to $4 billion (about 27.92 billion yuan). →

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