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Seagate plans Bloomington wafer production expansion.

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Seagate will expand facilities to Bloomington, Illinois, United States, Northern America, Americas on Jun 29th '26.

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Seagate plans Bloomington wafer production expansion. The blueprint. * Seagate Technology plans a 64,500-square-foot addition to its Bloomington campus to increase semiconductor wafer fabrication capacity. * Approximately 19,000 square feet of the new building will be dedicated to wafer production, a key component in microchip manufacturing. * Bloomington planning commissioners unanimously recommended approval, with final City Council action expected June 29. Seagate Technology plans to expand its presence in the metro area with a project that will boost wafer production capacity on the company's existing campus in Bloomington. The Bloomington City Council is expected to approve development plans next week for the project, which will create a 64,500-square-foot building addition on Seagate's campus at 7801 Computer Ave. S. and 7850 Nord Ave. S. "The core driver" for the project, known as Wafer South Phase B, is "a need to significantly increase semiconductor wafer fabrication capacity at the campus," according to a project narrative. The 64,500-square-foot addition works out to roughly 7% of the company's 875,000-square-foot multipurpose site. About 19,000 square feet of space will be dedicated to the production of wafers, the building blocks for microchips found in most technology. Besides additional wafer production space, the project will include a modified...

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Facility expansion

What this signalsA bigger facility often needs new equipment, systems and services.

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Jun 29, 2026
Location
Bloomington, Illinois, United States

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NASDAQ:STX

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Detected
Jun 23, 2026
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