CHIPS act likely dead

[uclaLabrat]

And even if they build everything in America, how much more will it be compared to stuff made elsewhere? Like no $10,000 EVs coming out of America plants. Not saying Taiwan labour is cheap, but it will still be less than what the average costs in US fabs. Doubt Apple will have same prices for Made In America iPhones. Imagine the costs of medication mass produced Stateside. Hello $10,000 insulin meds

There's a huge amount of biotech production stateside. There's a lot of small molecule stuff in India and China but biologics have a massive footprint in the states. SF, San diego, Boston, north Carolina are all global hubs. It's picking up slightly in places like Texas and in the Midwest but it's still hugely concentrated in those hubs.

 

[hal2kilo]

There's a huge amount of biotech production stateside. There's a lot of small molecule stuff in India and China but biologics have a massive footprint in the states. SF, San diego, Boston, north Carolina are all global hubs. It's picking up slightly in places like Texas and in the Midwest but it's still hugely concentrated in those hubs.

Seattle area has a significant biotech presence also.

 

[cytg111]

Ars chimes in

How Trump could potentially claw back CHIPS funding

Chipmakers fear Trump may rescind CHIPS Act funding, report says.

arstechnica.com