Overview

• The U.S. will increase its global chip production share from 10% to 14% by 2032, marking the largest growth spurt in the sector.
• Advanced logic chip production in the U.S. is expected to surge from virtually zero to 28%, positioning it as a key player in high-tech industries.
• Over $450 billion in private sector investments have been mobilized, creating more than 56,000 jobs across the semiconductor industry.
• Despite massive domestic gains, the U.S. will remain the fifth-largest global chip producer, trailing behind leaders like Taiwan and South Korea.
• Challenges such as potential supply chain bottlenecks and the need for sustained policy support are highlighted as areas needing attention.