Trump Secures $3 Trillion in Investments to Boost U.S. Manufacturing and Technology

Major deals include a $100 billion semiconductor investment by TSMC and significant commitments from Apple, SoftBank, and foreign allies.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) announced a $100 billion investment to build five new U.S. chipmaking facilities, expanding its existing operations in Arizona.
The Trump administration has secured a total of $3 trillion in investments and trade commitments over six weeks, covering industries like semiconductors, artificial intelligence, and pharmaceuticals.
Apple pledged $500 billion to expand U.S. manufacturing, including opening a new factory in Texas, hiring 20,000 workers, and collaborating with TSMC on advanced silicon production.
Additional agreements include $600 billion in U.S. investments from Saudi Arabia, $500 billion in trade commitments with India, and Japan increasing auto production and LNG imports from the U.S.
Trump is still considering tariffs on foreign semiconductor imports, including chips from Taiwan, a move experts say could disrupt global supply chains and raise costs for tech companies.