A look at the map of
major semiconductor manufacturing projects in the U.S. as of early 2024 shows that other than Intel's twin locations near Phoenix, Samsung is scheduled to open a facility on the outskirts of Austin, Texas,
this year still. The projects are expected to cost between $17.3 billion and $20 billion and were started in 2021 and early 2022, respectively. The first TSMC factory as well as a facility in Boise, Idaho, by U.S. chipmaker Micron are scheduled to be finished next year. This also applies to four new fabs - wafer fabrication plants - in North Texas by legacy producer Texas Instruments. The company that is also expected to open another location in Utah in two years' time will be producing analog and embedded 300-mm
semiconductors at both locations that are used for personal computer and other memory applications.