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U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo : " Decades ago , the United States produced nearly 40% of the world’s chips. Now, we produce just 12% ,” she wrote in a post last month on X (formerly Twitter) The CHIPS and Science Act earmarked nearly $53 billion in subsidies and investment to convince semiconductor chip companies to move their factories.
It's a carrot for the industry's biggest companies, meant to counterbalance the stick of ever-stricter export controls.
Intel has been on a European expansion spree, starting production at a new factory in Ireland last year and announcing another one in Poland along with a $33 billion investment in Germany .
$500 million of the CHIPS Act funding has been allocated to the State Department to fund semiconductor fab expansions in Vietnam , the Philippines , Indonesia , Costa Rica , and Panama .
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