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Samsung confirms Taylor as site for $17 billion chip plant - Vimarsana News

Samsung confirms Taylor as site for $17 billion chip plant

Local government entities offered incentives packages that could be worth $650 million to the tech giant to help lure the facility to Williamson County.

Welcome to Musklandia: Austin adjusts to life with Tesla and its eccentric billionaire boss Elon Musk - Vimarsana News

Welcome to Musklandia: Austin adjusts to life with Tesla and its eccentric billionaire boss Elon Musk

Welcome to life in Musklandia.

Samsung confirms Taylor as site for $17 billion chip plant - Vimarsana News

Samsung confirms Taylor as site for $17 billion chip plant

Local government entities offered incentives packages that could be worth $650 million to the tech giant to help lure the facility to Williamson County.

Report: Samsung picks Taylor site for $17 billion chip plant - Vimarsana News

Report: Samsung picks Taylor site for $17 billion chip plant

If confirmed, it would be the latest in a stunning run of economic development wins for the Austin area, and for its technology sector in particular.

After conquering Earth, Bezos completes new mission in space - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

After conquering Earth, Bezos completes new mission in space - Newspaper

(CLOCKWISE) A still image shows Mark Bezos (right), Wally Funk (centre) and Oliver Daemen (left) after Blue Origin’s reusable capsule returned from space. The New Shepard capsule soars into space. The capsule parachutes safely down to the launch area.—Agencies WASHINGTON: Jeff Bezos fulfilled his longtime dream of going into space on Tuesday and potentially opening a door to space tourism — possibly the next mission for the man who built one of Earth’s biggest business empires. The Amazon founder spent a few minutes in space on reusable rocket built by his firm Blue Origin as part of ...

Source: dawn.com