The United States has announced a $1 trillion investment program to expand domestic semiconductor production and reduce dependence on Taiwan. The initiative seeks to capture 40% of the global semiconductor market. The funding includes loans and investments to attract Taiwanese companies, such as TSMC, and support small and medium-sized enterprises.
Micron is building a $200 billion factory as part of this effort. The expanded investment program is based on the “CHIPS Act” and aims to move the entire supply chain to the United States, ensuring that the country meets its own needs and strengthens its position in the global market.
