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News Release from: Future Technology Devices International
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 23 February 2007
New facility to accommodate US expansion
Future Technology Devices International has moved to new US facilities four times the size of its previous location.
Future Technology Devices International has moved to new US facilities four times the size of its previous location The extra space will be used to accommodate the additional personnel, currently being recruited, and to warehouse an increased level of inventory
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 1 Dec 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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The move is part of the Scottish headquartered company's expansion plans in North America.
Bob Recny, Engineering Manager, FTDI comments: "I'm excited to move into the new facility".
"We're now positioned to grow all aspects of the US operations".
"Sales, engineering support and order fulfilment will be able to run more efficiently".
He continues: "Moving is always difficult".
"From the building management to the contractors and suppliers, they've all helped us make sure our transition will be as smooth and painless as possible".
Fred Dart, Chief Executive Officer, FDTI commented: "I'm delighted to announce our expansion in the US, barely one year after opening an office there".
"The United States is a key marketplace for FTDI's USB peripheral host controller devices and modules".
"We are experiencing a healthy increase in interest in our product lines and the expanded facilities will help us consolidate our reputation for excellence in USB interface designs, technical support and customer service".
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