"Super Micro Computer has won approval from city planners for a 333,400 square foot building, marking the first phase of a potential massive tech campus."
"This initial structure will include a warehouse for components and will not demolish the iconic Fry's Electronics store, maintaining a piece of the site's history."
Super Micro Computer has secured final approval from city officials for a significant building project in San Jose, aimed at kickstarting a vast tech campus on the site of a former Fry's Electronics store. This first structure, a 333,400 square foot warehouse and manufacturing facility, will be designed to store various computer components for assembly. The development highlights a commitment to job creation, with the site expected to host around 50 employees at a time. Ultimately, the site could develop into a 3 million square foot tech campus, revitalizing a space that has been dormant since Fry's closure in 2021.
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