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Pittsfield Innovation Center Expansion Receives $8.2M Funding for Tech Hub

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The Berkshire Innovation Center is expanding its facility in Pittsfield, increasing its footprint by 8,000 square feet. This project is backed by $8.2 million in state and local funds. The new technology hub will house Myrias Optics, an Amherst-based company, which will manufacture ultra-thin lenses. The expansion is expected to create 55 jobs in Pittsfield.

From berkshireeagle.com

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The expansion, supported by state and local funds, supports efforts to grow the economy outside of Boston. Myrias Optics will use the new manufacturing center to produce lenses for sectors including medical imaging, defense technology, and consumer electronics. This investment is expected to create 55 jobs in Pittsfield.

From berkshireeagle.com

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  • AmherstSpeculative

    Myrias Optics could increase revenue and sales through the manufacturing of ultra-thin lenses for various industries.

  • PittsfieldSpeculative

    Pittsfield could see increased job demand and local investment due to the new technology hub.

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