Texas Instruments Invests $60 Billion to Expand Semiconductor Manufacturing

[Industry News] In August 2025, Texas Instruments (TI), a global leader in analog and embedded chips, announced a historic investment of $60 billion to expand and build seven semiconductor factories in Texas and Utah. This marks the largest semiconductor manufacturing investment in U.S. history.

Key Highlights

• Capacity Expansion: New 300mm wafer fabs to increase supply of analog and power management chips.

• Job Creation: More than 60,000 jobs will be created, boosting local economies.

• Customer Support: Expansion aims to meet strong demand from automotive, industrial, energy, and consumer electronics, including key clients such as Apple and SpaceX.

• Policy Response: The plan aligns with the U.S. CHIPS and Science Act, enhancing domestic chip manufacturing capacity.

Industry Impact

This investment will strengthen the U.S. semiconductor supply chain, secure chip availability, and reinforce TI’s global leadership in analog semiconductors. For distributors and partners, TI’s expansion means:

• More stable supply

• Growing market demand

• New distribution opportunities

Outlook

With global semiconductor demand continuing to rise, TI’s expansion will positively impact automotive, industrial, energy, and telecom sectors.
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