Texas Instruments (TI) plans to invest over $60 billion in semiconductor fabs across the US, the biggest investment in US semiconductor manufacturing history.
The investment aims to address the increasing demand for crucial chips in industries like automotive and data centers.
New facilities in Texas and Utah will create over 60,000 new jobs, with $40 billion for four new fabs in Sherman, Texas.
US commerce secretary highlights the partnership's significance in supporting US chip manufacturing for the long term.
Texas Instruments is dedicated to enhancing domestic semiconductor production in collaboration with the US government.
TI's new fabs will focus on producing chips for smartphones, vehicles, satellites, and more, with partnerships across several leading companies.
The Sherman sites will play a crucial role in TI's semiconductor efforts, alongside facilities in Richardson, Texas, and Lehi, Utah.
The company aims to drive innovation in various industries like automotive, healthcare, AI, and satellite communications through its increased production.
Texas Instruments' investment underscores its commitment to US manufacturing and technology leadership in the global market.