The U.S. government has formulated a plan ahead of time to invest US$52 billion to boost chip supply

According to news on July 23, on Thursday, local time, US Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo (Gina Raimondo) stated that although the US Congress has not passed a bill providing US$52 billion in financial support to boost chip supply, the US government has already advanced Make a plan accordingly.

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Raimundo said at the White House press conference on Thursday: “We have now assembled a dedicated team and made a plan to invest 52 billion US dollars . We need to encourage the manufacture of chips in the United States, so we are very focused on preparing Work so that we can achieve this goal.”

Raimondo added that she is in contact with the industry every day and has done “a lot” of work to help solve the problem of chip supply shortages.

Raimundo said in an interview that she had heard signs of improved supply from automakers. They told her that in the global semiconductor shortage, the supply contraction is “a little better.” Despite the increase in chip configurations in the automotive industry, many people continue to see manufacturing delays.

Chip industry representatives predict that it will take up to six months for the funds to be allocated .