Texas Instruments Invests $60 Billion to Expand Semiconductor Manufacturing in the U.S.

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Texas Instruments Invests $60 Billion to Expand Semiconductor Manufacturing in the U.S.

Texas Instruments Inc. recently announced an investment of over $60 billion in the United States to expand and upgrade its semiconductor manufacturing facilities. This plan is a significant response to the U.S. government’s push for domestic chip manufacturing policies, aimed at enhancing the company’s competitiveness in the analog chip sector. According to Texas Instruments’ statement, this substantial investment will be used to build two new factories in Sherman, Texas, and upgrade existing facilities.

Executives at Texas Instruments stated that building more advanced domestic factories is key to enhancing the company’s competitiveness, especially in the analog chip market. Analog chips are Texas Instruments’ flagship products, widely used in everyday electronic devices, responsible for converting physical signals such as sound and pressure into electronic signals.

This investment is not an isolated action by Texas Instruments; other semiconductor companies such as GlobalFoundries, TSMC, and Micron have also announced similar expansion plans in the U.S. These projects will benefit from substantial tax credits, serving as significant incentives for corporate expansion.

Texas Instruments’ investment plan is expected to create over 60,000 new jobs, marking a significant advancement for the U.S. semiconductor manufacturing industry. The company’s CEO, Haviv Ilan, stated that Texas Instruments’ technology and manufacturing capabilities will support innovation in the U.S., helping the country maintain competitiveness in the global semiconductor market.

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