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Hochul launches semiconductor workforce training tax credit to support New York chip buildout

Governor Hochul announced a new Empire State Development tax credit to help manufacturers pay for semiconductor workforce training — covering up to 75% of eligible costs and up to $25,000 per employee.

Groundbreaking scheduled for $39.5M “The Nest” affordable-housing project in Niagara Falls

Empire State Development and Community Services for Every1 issued an advisory announcing a July 7 groundbreaking for “The Nest,” a $39.5M, 73-unit affordable housing development at 333 1st St., Niagara Falls.

ESD head Hope Knight: NYC leading next‑generation tech; Empire AI supercomputer housed at SUNY Buffalo

ESD announced that President and CEO Hope Knight wrote an op‑ed in Crain's arguing New York City remains a technology and innovation leader; the release notes the Empire AI supercomputer is housed at SUNY Buffalo.

Hochul announces first statewide moratorium on new hyperscale data centers

Governor Kathy Hochul signed an executive order on July 14, 2026, imposing up to a one‑year statewide moratorium on new hyperscale data centers while state agencies complete a GEIS and develop a community investment framework.
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