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Texas Instruments Invests $60B in U.S. Chip Expansion

Semiconductors and Electronics

Business Honor
19 June, 2025

Texas Instruments announces historic $60 billion investment to expand U.S. chip manufacturing, boosting production and creating 60,000 jobs.

Texas Instruments unveiled a record-breaking $60 billion investment to construct and expand seven semiconductor wafer fabrication facilities throughout Texas and Utah. This historic commitment is the largest to semiconductor manufacturing in American history and highlights the company's strategic drive to increase local chip production in partnership with the U.S. government.

At the core of this expansion is the development of advanced 300mm wafer fabrication capacity, essential for producing analog and embedded processing chips that power virtually all electronic systems—from electric vehicles and smartphones to data centers and industrial automation. Texas Instruments aims to meet accelerating global demand, particularly from leading companies like Apple, NVIDIA, Ford, Medtronic, and SpaceX, which rely heavily on TI’s high-reliability semiconductors.

The buildout of multiple sites for manufacturing will create more than 60,000 U.S. jobs, greatly improving the domestic supply chain of semiconductors. Texas Instruments CEO and President Haviv Ilan cited the strategic value of the investment to provide cost-effective long-term production capacity and ensure U.S. competitiveness in key technologies.

The Biden administration has prioritized semiconductor manufacturing under its CHIPS Act initiative, and the Department of Commerce has praised TI’s role in revitalizing the U.S. semiconductor landscape. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick described TI as a cornerstone of American technology, highlighting the company’s near-century-long legacy of innovation and manufacturing leadership.

This Texas Instruments' bold step is made at a time when the world's demand for chips is still growing and supply chain security is more critical than ever. By this investment, not only is TI reaffirming its position in the analog chip production leadership, but also it is securing a strong and technologically equipped semiconductor future for the United States.