US details CHIPS Act rules that give China and South Korea some comfort
$7.5 billion of Intel’s planned Arizona fabs and $6 billion of TSMC’s builds on US soil. Samsung, which is building a $25 billion facility in Taylor, Texas, an amount $8 billion more than originally expected thanks to inflation, will likely receive around $3.7 billion.at news that the CHIPS Act could see its chipmaking champions SK Hynix forced to limit their activities in China.
a ₩300 trillion investment plan, plus initiatives aimed at achieving leadership in displays, batteries, biopharmaceutical, electric vehicles, and robots. President Seok-Yeol Yoon said the planned semiconductor ecosystem"overwhelms Texas in the United States." ®
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