The company said the facility will accelerate development and production of its high-density fiber array units. The technology is designed to help data center operators move to higher-density, lower-power systems for AI and cloud computing.
TE Connectivity expects the site to open in spring 2027, with manufacturing ramping up through 2031. The company plans to employ more than 800 people in engineering, manufacturing and management in the greater Rochester region.
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