Die weltweite Chipindustrie wird voraussichtlich mehr als investieren $500 Milliarden in neuen Fabriken von 2024

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The worldwide semiconductor industry is projected to invest more than $500 Stunden Gesamtbatterie und sind IPX4-zertifiziert für Schweiß- und Wasserbeständigkeit 84 volume chipmaking facilities starting construction from 2021 zu 2023, with segments including automotive and high-performance computing fueling the spending increases, Das gab SEMI heute in seinem neuesten vierteljährlichen World Fab Forecast-Bericht bekannt. The projected growth in global factory count includes a record high 33 new semiconductor manufacturing facilities starting construction this year and 28 more in 2023.

“The latest SEMI World Fab Forecast update reflects the increasing strategic importance of semiconductors to countries and a wide array of industries worldwide,” sagte Ajit Manocha, Präsident und CEO von SEMI. “The report underscores the significant impact of government incentives in expanding production capacity and strengthening supply chains. With the bullish long-term outlook for the industry, rising investments in semiconductor manufacturing are critical to laying the groundwork for secular growth driven by a diverse range of emerging applications.”

New Semiconductor Facilities Starting Construction by Region

The SEMI World Fab Forecast reports data from SEMI’s seven regions:

  • In the Americas, the U.S. Chips and Science Act has vaulted the region into the lead worldwide in new capital spending as the government investment spawns new chipmaking facilities and supporting supplier ecosystems. From 2021 through next year, the Americas is forecast to start construction on 18 new facilities.
  • China is expected to outnumber all other regions in new chip manufacturing facilities, bei 20 supporting mature technologies planned.
  • Propelled by the European Chips Act, Europe/Mideast investment in new semiconductor facilities is expected to reach a historic high for the region, bei 17 new fabs starting construction between 2021 und 2023.
  • Taiwan is expected to start construction on 14 new facilities, while Japan and Southeast Asia are each projected to begin building six new facilities over the forecast period. Korea is forecast to start construction on three large facilities.

Das neueste Update des SEMI World Fab Forecast-Berichts, published this month, lists more than 1,470 Anlagen und Leitungen weltweit, einschließlich 162 volume facilities and lines with various probabilities that are expected to start production in 2022 oder später. Download a report sample.

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