Samsung’s $647bn home investment heads for the chip-starved southwest

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Samsung plans a $647 billion investment in its semiconductor facilities in the U.S. Southwest to address global chip shortages and boost domestic production. This massive expansion aims to strengthen supply chains and enhance technological leadership.

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