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The United States once lavishly spent 30 billion dollars in the semiconductor field, hoping to reshape the industrial glory, but it backfired. The construction of factories in the United States by the three giants, TSMC, Intel, and Samsung, has all been difficult. Many projects have been postponed or suspended, and nearly 40% of large projects are not advancing smoothly. The future of the “Chip Act“ is uncertain, subsidy rules are ambiguous, and the market environment is deteriorating. In an election year, the fate of the act is even more full of variables. Where on earth will the U.S. semiconductor industry go? In this video, let's deeply discuss the difficulties and challenges behind this. Is this true? Dear viewers! Welcome back to our channel again! I am very glad to discuss today's topic with you! In the following video, we will independently analyze, explain, and reveal for you! Let's start now! Hey, do you remember that legendary scene in the chip industry two years ago? Jensen Huang, Lisa Su, Tim Cook, Wei Zhejia, Liu Deyin, and Morris Chang, these big shots all gathered in Phoenix, Arizona, USA. That scene was just like superheroes gathering to save the world, just to celebrate the start-up of TSMC's first factory in the United States. But who could have thought? Time is like a naughty child, skipping to the present. Since TSMC went to the United States to build a factory with great vigor in May 2020, four years have passed! In these four years, it's like a long movie. Originally, people thought there would be wonderful plots. But as a result? This large project with a cumulative investment of up to 65 billion dollars and beautifully planned to build three factories in Arizona has not produced a single chip so far. It's just like a big slacker who only talks but doesn't act. Then let's talk about the “Chip Act“ in the United States. It's like a super big pie drawn, making people's mouths water. But its future is extremely unpredictable and hard to figure out. Those enterprises that received subsidies are also like being enchanted. They encounter bottlenecks one after another. Projects that were originally full of confidence and ready to make a big splash also have to be postponed. It's just like this big chip adventure suddenly hit the brakes hard, making people laugh and cry. The story of chips still doesn't know how it will develop later. Let's just move a small bench and continue to watch.
