> TSMC previously announced plans for a new factory in Arizona, a project that it valued at $12 billion and that is expected to receive federal subsidies. Samsung is seeking government incentives for a $17 billion expansion of its facilities in Austin, Texas.
I found that point really interesting - and also perplexing.
I can understand why US companies would choose to outsource manufacturing concerns to East Asian countries, but I'm wondering why the opposite is true in this case here.
Could someone with insight into these matters please help me understand - why would TSMC or Samsung choose to build factories in the US?
Government subsidies on the upfront CapEx aside - I'm curious what the long term benefits to them would be.
I found that point really interesting - and also perplexing.
I can understand why US companies would choose to outsource manufacturing concerns to East Asian countries, but I'm wondering why the opposite is true in this case here.
Could someone with insight into these matters please help me understand - why would TSMC or Samsung choose to build factories in the US?
Government subsidies on the upfront CapEx aside - I'm curious what the long term benefits to them would be.
Thanks :)