As global demand for advanced electronics continues to reach new heights, the semiconductor industry is slated to achieve significant growth. The United States aims to outpace China as the foremost semiconductor manufacturer internationally as major investments from both federal sources and software companies are flowing into this sector, incentivising new construction projects to be announced. Innovatrix has compiled these announcements in one article so you can keep up to date on the latest in the mega factory construction sphere.

TSMC

Phoenix, Arizona

$65 billion invested, 6000 jobs to be expected

Intel

Chandler, Arizona

$32 billion invested, 3000 jobs to be expected

Micron

Boise, Idaho

$25 billion invested, 2000 jobs to be expected

SK Hynix 

West Lafayette, Indiana

$3.87 billion invested, 1000 jobs to be expected

EMP Shield

Burlington, Kansas

$1.9 billion invested, 1200 jobs to be expected

Wolfspeed

Siler City, North Carolina

$5 billion invested, 1800 jobs to be expected

GlobalFoundries 

Malta, NY

$11.5 billion invested, 1500 jobs to be expected

Micron

Clay, New York

$100 billion invested, 9000 jobs to be expected

Intel

New Albany, Ohio

$28 billion invested, 3000 jobs to be expected

Samsung

Taylor, Texas

$45 billion invested, 4500 jobs to be expected

Texas Instruments

Sherman, Texas

$30 billion invested, 3000 jobs to be expected

Texas Instruments

Lehi, Utah

$11 billion invested, 800 jobs to be expected

Existing semiconductor mega factories have also chosen to announce expansion projects to supply growing demand

Intel

Rio Rancho, New Mexico

$4 billion invested, 700 jobs to be expected

Microchip Technology

Colorado Springs, Colorado

$800 million invested, 400 jobs to be expected

Onsemi

Hopewell Junction, New York

$1.3 billion invested, 100 jobs to be expected

Microchip Technology

Gresham, Oregon

$800 million invested, 600 jobs to be expected

Intel

Hillsboro, Oregon

$36 billion invested

Analog Devices

Beaverton, Oregon

$1 billion invested, 280 jobs to be expected

Texas Instruments

Richardson, Texas

$6 billion invested, 800 jobs to be expected

NXP

Austin, Texas

$2.6 billion invested, 800 jobs to be expected

GlobalFoundries

Essex Junction, Vermont

$900 million invested

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