MA Partners, the developer behind The Hutto Co-Op, announced that ASML will lease more than 32,000 square feet of office space and about 2,100 square feet of rooftop terrace in a new four-story building, according to a news release.
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ASML, based in the Netherlands, makes the high-tech machines, software and services that help companies like Samsung and Intel produce computer chips. Its technology uses light to print small patterns on silicon, a process known as lithography.
ASML already operates several offices and facilities across the U.S., including sites in Connecticut, Arizona, California and Texas.
The new Hutto location will expand the company’s U.S. footprint, aligning with Central Texas’ growing role in the semiconductor industry.
Hutto Mayor Mike Snyder said the company’s arrival complements the region’s tech expansion.
"This is a great complement to the Prologis and Skybox Data Center Campus, spanning over 220 acres, and the new Tesla industrial building covering 35,000 square feet. We are a growing community with 54 languages spoken, and the diversity of career opportunities, people and cultures in Hutto has helped make this a highly desirable location for companies seeking to establish a footprint or expand their operations in Central Texas,” Snyder said in a press release.
The Co-Op District, which also houses Hutto City Hall and the public library, features restaurants, retail and event space designed to create a walkable downtown hub.
Officials have not yet announced when ASML will open its Hutto offices.
