A federal push to reinvigorate domestic semiconductor manufacturing amid supply chain shortages and national security concerns has touched off a fierce competition among states to lure chipmakers with generous tax incentive packages.
The stakes were raised last summer when President Biden signed the CHIPS and Science Act, providing $52.7 billion to bolster the industry, including $39 billion in manufacturing enticements to companies that expand production in the U.S.
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