CollabraTech Solutions

01/27/2023

CTS employees stepping up to improve their health and the health of their community by having 30,000 meals donated by winning the National Step Challenge sponsored by Humana. https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230126005922/en

12/28/2022

2022 CTS Employee Award Recipients

Pete - Unsung Hero, Anthony - Rookie of the Year, Deven - Make It Happen.

Thank you all for your Passion and commitment to excellence.

12/07/2022

TSMC announces another plant in CTS’s hometown…a $40B investment.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing’s announcement that it will increase its investment in U.S. chip making factories by tens of billions of dollars is a positive step. But despite the fanfare from politicians and tech executives over the news, it won’t be a panacea for America’s semiconductor ...

11/11/2022

Veterans Day - Honoring All Who Served

07/04/2022

INDEPENDENCE DAY - Land of the FREE because of the BRAVE

06/10/2022

30 Years of Service

05/30/2022

Memorial Day - Remember and Honor

04/29/2022

CTS supports AZ's growing semiconductor industry by designing, manufacturing, installing and servicing gas and chemical delivery systems.

Sunlit Chemical, a Taiwanese chemical company serving the semiconductor industry, has chosen Phoenix as the company’s first U.S. location. The multi-million-dollar investment is yet another sign of Arizona’s place in the race to meet the worldwide demand for semiconductors. The Greater Phoenix....

01/10/2022

2021 Employee Award Recipients
James - Unsung Hero, Liz - Rookie of the Year, Allen - Make It Happen.

Thank you all for your commitment to Excellence.

11/11/2021

VETERANS DAY - CTS Salute to Service

09/08/2021

Intel opens capacity to auto industry.

The move comes as companies in nearly every industry come under the pressure of the chip crunch, with many facing higher component prices and longer lead times.

08/20/2021

Semiconductor shortage shuts down another manufacturing line.

On the heels of news Toyota would cut September production, Ford’s F-150 plant in Kansas City will shut down as a result of the semiconductor shortage.