<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Texas Instruments Inc. plans to invest over $60 billion to expand its manufacturing capacity in the U.S., focusing on analog chips.</li><li>The investment includes previous commitments and aims to increase domestic production of a wide range of products.</li><li>Analog chips function with various electrical signals beyond just 0s and 1s, serving tasks such as powering robots and acting as sensors.</li><li>Texas Instruments also makes specialized chips like those for ultrasonic vibrations and power management in AI equipment.</li><li>The company collaborates with Nvidia to enhance AI infrastructure and develop efficient power management hardware.</li><li>With a diverse product portfolio, Texas Instruments plans to construct new fabs in the U.S. to cater to customer demands.</li><li>A significant portion of the investment will go towards building a manufacturing campus in Sherman, Texas, with future expansions planned.</li><li>Two other manufacturing campuses in Richardson, Texas, and Lehi, Utah, will also receive investments to increase production capacity.</li></ul>

Texas Instruments to invest $60B+ in US fab network

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