U.S. Allots Over Half of $39B Chip Funding to Samsung, Intel, TSMC; Aims to Boost Domestic Production
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$23 billion of the $39 billion set aside for chip manufacturers has been allotted so far, with major awards going to Samsung, TSMC, Intel, and smaller companies.
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This week's $6.4 billion Samsung announcement will help fund new facilities in Texas focused on advanced logic chips and memory chips.
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Additional upcoming awards are likely to focus on memory chips and less advanced but still important chip production.
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There have been over $70 billion in requests for leading edge funding, far exceeding the $39 billion available.
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The semiconductor supply chain is also a priority, with hopes to onshore 20% of advanced logic chip production by 2030.