And then they say that entrepreneurs in Italy don’t invest. And then they say that the university is closed in its own world and does not create concrete opportunities for the territory. And then they say that, in Italy, only poor jobs are created for losers without skills. All denied by an announcement yesterday. Near Turin, between Orbassano and Beinasco, a factory will be transformed to become a production center for machines to make cutting-edge microchips.
Around ten million in investment, rapid turnaround times for the renovation of the plant, 200 new jobs with a 10/20 times higher impact on related industries. And it all comes from a spin off of the University.
Yes, which university? Because the new production company is called Aixtron, it comes from the Rhineland and is the result of a spin off of a German university. Just as the property is German and has already opened production facilities in China and Korea. And who has now chosen Turin because it is a reality with a high quality of work. On the other hand, graduates of the Polytechnic and Subalpine universities are highly appreciated abroad. Much less from local entrepreneurs who encourage brain drain. And the Germans must arrive to enhance Turin’s professionalism. If Muhammad does not go to the mountain…
