Rebuilding U.S. Semiconductor Manufacturing

This chapter explores the transformative impact of the CHIPS Act on U.S. semiconductor manufacturing, focusing on the surge in domestic fabrication plants and the shift away from reliance on Asian production. It delves into the complexities and challenges of establishing these facilities, including higher costs and longer timelines compared to competitors like Taiwan and China. Furthermore, it assesses the implications of America's semiconductor strategy amid growing international competition and market dynamics.