ORC Tech will use a contract manufacturer for its first batch of cell boosters, Chavez said. Once the company fully establishes its manufacturing process, it will make its own product at an industrial park at Ohkay Owingeh, north of Espanola, thanks to an investment in ORC Tech by the Pueblo-owned development company Tsay Corp.
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NM startup using NASA tech to boost cellphones
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OSAZDA WINS $1.25M TO TEST ‘METZILLA’ PASTE
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NM ANGELS VP IS NAMED A WOMAN OF INFLUENCE HONOREE 2020 BY ALBUQUERQUE BUSINESS FIRST
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ADDING GODZILLA-LIKE STRENGTH TO PV MODULES
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