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Continue with the current browserPress Release03 November 2023Siemens AGMunich/Dallas
Today, Siemens announced aninvestment of US$150 million in a new high-tech manufacturing plant inDallas-Fort Worth to help power American data centers and criticalinfrastructure. This plant will produce state-of-the-art reliable and efficientelectrical equipment. It will enable accelerated growth of U.S. data centers, whichis being driven by the exponential adoption of generative AI. It will also ensuresecure operation of critical infrastructure. This investment specificallysupports long-term customers in the data center space, where demand is expectedto grow by around ten percent annually through 2030.
Today, Siemens announced aninvestment of US$150 million in a new high-tech manufacturing plant inDallas-Fort Worth to help power American data centers and criticalinfrastructure. This plant will produce state-of-the-art reliable and efficientelectrical equipment. It will enable accelerated growth of U.S. data centers, whichis being driven by the exponential adoption of generative AI. It will also ensuresecure operation of critical infrastructure. This investment specificallysupports long-term customers in the data center space, where demand is expectedto grow by around ten percent annually through 2030.
“There’s never been a bettertime to invest in critical electrical infrastructure and green mobility to supportthe backbone of America’s economy. The hardware and software we offer – producedthrough our expanded U.S. manufacturing presence – will ensure that growingindustries can meet demand while continuing to make progress in decarbonizingoperations,” said Roland Busch, President and CEO of Siemens AG. “With thislatest step, Siemens is delivering on its €2 billion global investment strategyfor 2023 to boost growth, innovation and resilience.”
New projectscreate a total of around 1,700 jobs in the U.S.
As part of these investments,Siemens announced a US$220 million investment in a new rail manufacturingfacility in Lexington, North Carolina, earlier this year. Construction of this facilityis now underway. In addition, the company is investing in two electrical-productsmanufacturing plants in Grand Prairie, Texas, and Pomona, California. Theseprojects bring the overall investment in the U.S. this year to US$510 million,which will create 1,700 jobs at Siemens as a result.
The new Fort Worth facilityand the Grand Prairie and Pomona extensions will meet booming demand for theelectrification of critical infrastructure – in other words, data centers,battery plants, semiconductor facilities and EV charging. Production at the new facility in Fort Worth isexpected to start in calendar year 2024, gearing up for full operations in2025. This factory will be built and operated using Siemens advancedmanufacturing tools, including digital twin technology and high-tech automationto ensure the highest quality, efficiency and sustainability levels. The SiemensXcelerator portfolio will be used to capture and analyze data from theshopfloor on production and product performance in real time.
Siemens’ €2 billion global investment strategy toboost growth, innovation and resilience
InJune 2023, Siemens announced its global investment strategy in new high-techfactories, innovation labs and education centers to expand leadership indigitalization, automation, electrification and sustainability. As part of thisstrategy – which totalsaround €2 billion – Siemenshas disclosed investments in regions such as China, Southeast Asia, Europe andthe U.S.
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Siemens AG, a leading technology company, has announced a substantial investment of US$150 million in a new high-tech manufacturing plant in Dallas-Fort Worth. This investment is aimed at supporting the growth of high-demand markets, including data centers, batteries, semiconductors, EV charging, and rail transportation.
The primary focus of the investment is on the production of critical electrical infrastructure equipment to power U.S. data centers and facilitate the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI). Siemens aims to produce state-of-the-art, reliable, and efficient electrical equipment that will contribute to the accelerated growth of U.S. data centers. The increasing demand for generative AI is a key driver behind this initiative, with an expected annual growth rate of around ten percent through 2030 in the data center space.
In addition to the $150 million investment in Dallas-Fort Worth, Siemens had previously announced a $220 million investment in a rail manufacturing plant, reinforcing U.S. infrastructure and mobility. These combined investments are expected to create around 1,700 jobs in the U.S.
Siemens emphasizes its commitment to supporting the backbone of America's economy by investing in critical electrical infrastructure and green mobility. The company's hardware and software solutions, produced through expanded U.S. manufacturing, aim to meet growing industry demand while contributing to decarbonizing operations.
The new manufacturing facility in Fort Worth, along with extensions in Grand Prairie, Texas, and Pomona, California, will address the increasing demand for the electrification of critical infrastructure, including data centers, battery plants, semiconductor facilities, and EV charging. Production at the Fort Worth facility is slated to begin in 2024, with full operations expected in 2025. Siemens plans to utilize advanced manufacturing tools, including digital twin technology and high-tech automation, to ensure the highest quality, efficiency, and sustainability levels.
This investment is part of Siemens' broader €2 billion global investment strategy for 2023, focusing on growth, innovation, and resilience. The company's strategy includes investments in high-tech factories, innovation labs, and education centers globally, with specific allocations for regions such as China, Southeast Asia, Europe, and the U.S.
Siemens is positioning itself as a key player in driving digitalization, automation, electrification, and sustainability across various industries, contributing to advancements in technology and infrastructure worldwide.
