The pledge of the semiconductor manufacturing company in Taiwan to spend an additional $ 100 billion on advanced manufacturing factories in the United States will only do little to help the country regain its global progress in the chips industry, according to Pat Gildenger, who was forced to leave the Intel president late last year.
His comments come less than a month after the White House invests investment from TSMC, the largest chips manufacturer in the world, as an important teacher in efforts to reproduce the most advanced semiconductors to American soil.
“If you do not have R&D in the United States, you will not have semiconductor driving in the United States,” said Gilgringer. “All TSMC research and development work is present in Taiwan, and they have not issued any ads to move this.”
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