Texas Instruments has made a groundbreaking announcement, pledging an investment exceeding $60 billion in US semiconductor manufacturing facilities. This significant move positions the company as a leading manufacturer driving domestic chip production under the Trump administration. The allocated funds will facilitate the construction or expansion of seven chip manufacturing plants across Texas and Utah, with two new factories slated for Sherman, Texas, anticipated to generate 60,000 job opportunities. Texas Instruments boasts that this initiative represents the largest investment in fundamental semiconductor manufacturing in the history of the United States. Remarkably, the company embarked on expanding its internal production capabilities prior to receiving government subsidies, bucking the industry trend of outsourcing. This strategic decision aims to bolster its competitive edge, particularly against rivals in China's analog chip market.