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Semiconductor Shortage Threatens US Chip Future | San Jose News

Semiconductor Shortage Threatens US Chip Future | San Jose News

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A nationwide shortage of high-skilled workers is threatening billions in semiconductor plant investments, risking delays in U.S. chip production. With up to 157,000 missing full-time roles by 2030 across key states like Texas, California, and Ohio, major players including TSMC, Intel, and Samsung face serious bottlenecks. Without urgent action—like expanded education, early career exposure, and sustained government support—the Chips and Science Act’s promises could crumble, jeopardizing America’s tech manufacturing future.

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