NanoCollege wants IBM facility jobs   Regardless of where the
state and IBM Corp. plan to build a $125 million computer chip
packaging center, 200 of the 675 jobs should be located at the
University at Albany’s College of Nanoscale Science and
Engineering, school officials say.  It would be natural for 200
scientists and research jobs that will be affiliated with the
center to be located at the NanoCollege, they say.  IBM and the
state, which are sharing the costs of the center, haven’t
selected a site for the facility. The SUNY Institute of
Technology outside Utica would like it, while the Capital Region
is considered a natural fit because IBM employs hundreds at the
NanoCollege already. The NanoCollege also is going to run the
facility.  About 475 of the jobs would be high-tech positions at
companies that would locate at a tech park somewhere in upstate
New York that would provide support for the packaging center
The packaging center is part of a $1.6 billion economic
development agreement between IBM and