Image by Grace Gay for Research Professional News
The US is spending $52 billion on R&D and incentives to revive its semiconductor industry
There is a reason many of today’s biggest tech companies are in the US. They are the children of the semiconductor revolution of the mid-20th century, whose epicentre was Silicon Valley.
The manufacturing of computer chips now largely takes place in east Asia, and the US wants to wrest back its position as a global leader.
This article is only available to Research Professional News subscribers or Pivot-RP users.
If you are a Research Professional News subscriber you can log in and view the article via this link
Pivot-RP users can log in and view the article via this link.