Texas Instruments is set to inject approximately $60 billion into expanding its semiconductor manufacturing capabilities across the United States. This ambitious rollout aims to reinforce domestic production lines and counteract global supply chain disruptions that have rattled the tech industry in recent years. With state-of-the-art fabrication plants planned in key tech hubs, the company is not only boosting capacity but also accelerating innovation in chip technology fundamental to countless electronics.

The strategic move supports the broader push for technological sovereignty under governmental incentives designed to revitalize American manufacturing. Key focus areas include:

  • Enhancing advanced wafer fabrication processes
  • Creating thousands of new high-tech jobs
  • Strengthening supply chain resilience with localized production
  • Partnering with research…