CHIPS Act
The “Creating Helpful Incentives to Produce Semiconductors for America” (CHIPS for America) Act was enacted in the 2021 National Defense Authorization Act on a bipartisan basis, because Congress recognizes the criticality of U.S. leadership in semiconductors. With large incentives offered by other countries’ governments and an ongoing semiconductor shortage, Congress and the Administration recognize the need to fully fund investments in U.S. semiconductor manufacturing and research to help ensure the long-term strength and resilience of America’s chip supply chains.
We applaud leaders in Washington for helping to ensure America is the world’s preeminent place to produce this critical technology by enacting the CHIPS and Science Act.
For more information about why increased federal investment in domestic semiconductor manufacturing and research is needed, visit the
CHIPS Act webpage.
About the Semiconductors in America Coalition
The Semiconductors in America Coalition is a cross-sector alliance of companies that make and use semiconductors. Its mission is to help bolster America’s economy, critical infrastructure, and national defense by advocating policies that promote semiconductor manufacturing in the U.S., and that foster greater U.S.-driven innovation in semiconductor technology.