Case Studies

Global Semiconductor Manufacturer Optimizes Total Cost of Ownership

Vinco guided a semiconductor giant to Las Vegas, slashing cost with tax incentives. lower power rates, and scalable infrastructure. The move optimized TCO and set the stage for future growth in a competitive market.

Challenge

A Bay Area-based semiconductor manufacturer needed to relocate its office-based data operations to a more cost-effective and scalable location. Beyond securing space and power, the company had to consider critical total cost of ownership (TCO) factors such as

tax incentives, labor costs, and long-term scalability. Identifying the right balance of these factors was essential for sustaining their competitive position.

Solution

Vinco’s team conducted a comprehensive market analysis to pinpoint the optimal location for the client’s needs. After evaluating multiple options, Las Vegas emerged as the ideal choice due to its low power rates, business-friendly tax structures, and abundant growth opportunities. Vinco introduced the client to Flexential’s Lone Mountain facility,

a state-of-the-art data center known for its innovative design and reliable infrastructure, ensuring a seamless and scalable partnership.

Result

The relocation to Las Vegas enabled the semiconductor manufacturer to dramatically reduce operational expenditures, including power and labor costs, while also capitalizing on significant tax incentives. This move not only optimized the client’s total cost of ownership but also provided a scalable foundation for future growth and innovation.

Thanks to Vinco’s guidance, the client is now well-positioned to continue advancing in the competitive semiconductor industry.

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