Comprehensive foreign power reporting, Texas Instruments, announced that it will spend $60 billion to expand its manufacturing business in the United States. This is the latest chip manufacturer to announce a boost in the U.S. domestic production un...
Comprehensive foreign power reporting, Texas Instruments, announced that it will spend $60 billion to expand its manufacturing business in the United States. This is the latest chip manufacturer to announce a boost in the U.S. domestic production under the pressure of the Trump administration's request to rebuild the semiconductor supply chain.
Texas Instruments said on the 18th that the announced US$60 billion in capital will be used to build or expand seven chip manufacturing factories in Texas and other states, and will create 60,000 business opportunities, and it is the largest investment in basic semiconductor manufacturing in the history of the United States. However, Texas Instruments did not disclose the specific investment schedule while announcing the same-income plan.
In fact, unlike artificial intelligence chip companies NVIDIA and AMD, Texas instrument production is of a category or basic chip used for daily equipment such as smart phones, cars and medical equipment, which is important for the development of the industry. Therefore, it also brought a large customer base including Apple, SpaceX and Ford Motorcycle to Texas Machinery, and became a market leader in this field.
Just before Texas Electric announced its expansion in the U.S. investment, other companies that operated semiconductors made similar announcements, including Micron. Micron recently said it will increase its investment in the United States by $30 billion, bringing project spending to $200 billion. In response, analysts said they believe the spending commitments are actions to show goodwill to US President Trump, as Trump repeatedly threatened to wipe out $5.27 billion chip and science bills, and warned of possible new taxes on semiconductor imports. Among them, Texas Equipment received a funding of up to $1.61 billion in the chip bill in 2024.
reported that in order to strengthen the internal manufacturing power of the United States and to meet the increasingly fierce competition from Chinese more than chip manufacturers, Texas Warehouse has previously built two factories in Texas and one factory in other states. Like other companies that publish such expenditure commitments, Texas Instruments also contains funds allocated to factories under construction or being expanded. According to future needs, Texas Equipment will also build two new factories in Texas.
For the new investment plan, Texas Devices Executive Director Haviv Ilan said Texas Devices is building reliable, low-cost 12-inch wafer capacity on a large scale to provide simulated and embedded processing chips that are critical to almost all types of electronic systems.
