…so obvious. For example, Oregon, Arizona, Vermont, Massachusetts, Idaho, and Utah rounded out the top eight leading U.S. export states for semiconductors in 2014. What these states have in common…
Communications (34.1 percent of total sales) and PCs/computers (29.7 percent) remained the top semiconductor markets by end-use in 2015, according to the recently released World Semiconductor Trade Statistics (WSTS) Semiconductor…
Date: Thursday, Oct. 15 Time: 1 pm EDT Semiconductor-enabled devices have become increasingly prevalent in developing solutions for numerous problems in the economic and health sphere. This is none more…
…years ahead. The CHIPS Act includes $52 billion in chip manufacturing incentives and research investments, as well as an investment tax credit for semiconductor manufacturing and semiconductor equipment manufacturing. These…
…companies and their international trade practices. No other industry comes together at a CEO level to make recommendations to their governments to ensure that global industry continues to thrive and…
…guidance on improving government coordination and on long-term guidance for Federal programs and activities in support of United States manufacturing competitiveness, including advanced manufacturing research and development. The U.S. semiconductor…
…and best practices for communicating about regional support programs in the industry. Regional support refers to government-led industrial policies aimed at promoting domestic semiconductor sectors. The agreement was reached at…
…by cutting bureaucratic red tape and making border processes more efficient. The Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures (ASCM) was a strong step toward fairer competition among companies, not governments….
…3 percent. In addition, semiconductors continued to be the number one electronics product export in 2016, well ahead of computer equipment, telephones, communications equipment, and other well-known electronics. It is…
…production include the United States, Brazil, Malaysia, France, Germany, Norway, South Korea, and Australia, none of which are regions of concern. The testimony reflected comments filed by SIA on March…
…and to allow American businesses to compete on a more level playing field with our competitors abroad. Tax: The U.S. tax code puts American companies at a competitive disadvantage to…
…Triple federal investments in semiconductor-specific research to $5 billion annually and double federal funding for semiconductor-related research in fields such as materials science, computer science, engineering, and applied mathematics to…
