Hyve Solutions Plans Two AI Hardware Manufacturing Campuses in Nevada

August 21, 2026
Hyve Solutions Corporation has selected Nevada for two advanced manufacturing campuses in Reno and North Las Vegas. The sites are expected to create about 3,000 jobs across production, engineering, quality, supply chain, warehouse, and operations roles.
Hyve Solutions Plans Two AI Hardware Manufacturing Campuses in Nevada

Hyve Solutions Corporation announced in a press release that it has selected Nevada for two advanced manufacturing campuses, one in Reno and one in North Las Vegas.

The company said the two sites are expected to create about 3,000 jobs as it expands its manufacturing presence in the state. Hyve designs and manufactures compute, storage, and networking systems for AI, cloud, and digital infrastructure.

The Reno site will be Hyve's flagship Nevada campus and will occupy about 624,000 square feet of advanced manufacturing space. The North Las Vegas facility will extend the company's operations into Southern Nevada.

Open roles will include production, engineering, quality, supply chain, warehouse, and operations positions. The company said jobs will include hourly and salaried roles across permanent, trade, and contingent positions, with wages above Nevada's statewide average of $32.86.

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