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Hyve Solutions Selects Nevada for Dual AI Server Manufacturing Campuses

Hyve Solutions, the rack-scale server design and manufacturing subsidiary of TD SYNNEX, announced plans to construct two advanced manufacturing facilities in Nevada to expand domestic production of compute, storage, and networking systems for AI data centers. The development encompasses a 624,000-square-foot flagship campus in Reno alongside a secondary facility in North Las Vegas, with the combined projects projected to create approximately 3,000 jobs. The project follows formal approval of ta

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Hyve Solutions Selects Nevada for Dual AI Server Manufacturing Campuses

Hyve Solutions, the rack-scale server design and manufacturing subsidiary of TD SYNNEX, announced plans to construct two advanced manufacturing facilities in Nevada to expand domestic production of compute, storage, and networking systems for AI data centers. The development encompasses a 624,000-square-foot flagship campus in Reno alongside a secondary facility in North Las Vegas, with the combined projects projected to create approximately 3,000 jobs.

The project follows formal approval of tax abatements by the Nevada Governor's Office of Economic Development (GOED) on August 5, 2026. The state approved $3,672,117 in tax abatements for the Reno facility, where Hyve projects 974 jobs at an average hourly wage of $32.10 and $31.42 million in capital equipment investment over two years, generating an estimated $59.33 million in new tax revenue. The North Las Vegas campus received $1,030,430 in abatements, with commitments for 240 jobs at an average hourly wage of $38.55 and $8.70 million in equipment investment, expected to yield $19.45 million in tax revenue.

Expanding Domestic SMT Capacity

Hyve operates as an original design manufacturer (ODM) and systems integrator, building customized server racks for hyperscalers and cloud service providers. Its component partners include Nvidia, AMD, Intel, Broadcom, Micron, Seagate, and Vertiv.

Hyve Solutions Nevada AI Server Assembly

The Reno flagship site is structured to expand Hyve's domestic surface-mount technology (SMT) capacity. SMT assembly lines place processors, memory modules, and passive components onto bare printed circuit boards prior to system-level chassis integration and rack-level burn-in testing. SMT capacity has historically remained concentrated in East Asia; expanding domestic lines provides hyperscalers shorter logistics loops and reduced geopolitical supply chain exposure for high-density accelerator clusters.

Recruitment for technical, engineering, operations, and quality roles is underway across both Nevada locations. Two-year operational milestones outlined in the GOED agreement place initial verification checkpoints in 2028.

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