This week marks the two-year anniversary of President Biden signing the bipartisan CHIPS and Science Act, unleashing a once-in-a-generation $50 billion investment to usher in a new era of semiconductor manufacturing in the United States, bringing with it a revitalized domestic supply chain, good-paying jobs, and investments in the industries of the future. President Biden and Vice President Harris have advanced a vision for America through the CHIPS and Science Act to lead in innovation, protect our supply chains, and advance our national security, all while changing communities across the country for the better.  

Here's what they’re saying about the success of the bipartisan CHIPS and Science Act two-years in:  

Biden-Harris Administration Leaders 

Members of Congress

House Committee on Energy & Commerce Democrats: “Ranking Member @FrankPallone on the 2nd Anniversary of the CHIPS and Science Act “The goal in crafting the CHIPS and Science Act was to create good-paying manufacturing jobs, lower costs for consumers, and strengthen our supply chains… that’s exactly what it’s doing.” [Tweet] 

House Judiciary Committee Democrats: “The CHIPS and Science Act is not just legislation; it’s a blueprint for a stronger, more prosperous America.” [Tweet] 

House Committee on Space, Science, and Technology Democrats: “Thousands of good paying jobs, billions of dollars in public and private investment, regionally focused innovation hubs, revitalized semiconductor manufacturing, and more—the #CHIPSandScience Act is transforming communities and building opportunities across the country.” [Tweet] 

“Across the nation, we’re seeing the promise of #CHIPSandScience take effect. With groundbreakings and commitments for semiconductor manufacturing facilities, Democrats secured bringing chip manufacturing back to the United States.” [Tweet] 

Senate Democratic Caucus: “Two years ago today, the CHIPS & Science Act was signed into law! And it’s delivering for JOBS JOBS JOBS, for manufacturing, for construction, for our national security, and for our prosperity!” [Tweet] 

Arizona  

U.S. Senator Mark Kelly (AZ): “Two years ago, I led on the Chips and Science Act in the hopes that Arizona would one day lead the way in microchip manufacturing. Today, we’re seeing this vision come to life with billions of dollars in investments, high-paying jobs, and a growing economy.” [Tweet] 

California 

Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi (CA-11): “2 years ago, Democrats’ CHIPS and Science Act reinvigorated our economy — driving scientific innovation and creating good-paying jobs across the country. This transformative, patriotic law ensures America's preeminence in science, discovery and inclusivity around the world.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Zoe Lofgren, Ranking Member of House Space, Science and Technology (CA-18): “In the two years since President Biden signed the CHIPS and Science Act into law, the bill has made significant impacts in every corner of the nation. Thousands of good paying jobs, billions of dollars in public and private investment, regionally focused innovation hubs, and more are transforming communities and building opportunities across the country. Democrats are delivering on their promise to invest in America by building a diverse STEM workforce, revitalizing our semiconductor manufacturing sector, boosting the economy, and ensuring the US remains competitive.” [Statement] 

U.S. Representative Mike Thompson (CA-04): “Two years ago today, we passed the CHIPS and Science Act to make an historic $52 billion investment in American-made semiconductors and strengthen our technological leadership. Proud to have helped pass this landmark bill.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Doris Matsui (CA-7): “In its second year, the CHIPS Act remains a bedrock for U.S. semiconductor innovation and job creation. When we started this effort back in 2020, we knew it was both an economic and national security imperative to reignite domestic manufacturing and secure a resilient, diversified supply chain. The CHIPS Act is working as intended. So far, it has awarded over $30.5 billion in funding for projects expected to create over 115,000 jobs nationwide. Concurrently, the private sector has announced nearly $450 billion in semiconductor manufacturing investments. These investments are creating long-term economic anchors for communities across the country. Innovation has always been the backbone of America’s economic edge – and I will continue to work hard to ensure we send a clear message to the rest of the world that we are still the global gold standard.” [Statement] 

U.S. Representative Ami Bera, M.D. (CA-06): “Two years ago today, @POTUS signed the CHIPS and Science Act into law. From reestablishing American leadership in semiconductor manufacturing and shoring up global supply chains to strengthening national security and creating good-paying jobs, we are seeing the impact of this landmark law take effect across America, including right here in #SacramentoCounty. The Sacramento region is home to several world-leading semiconductor companies. The investments made in the CHIPS and Science Act are poised to significantly benefit these companies by fostering innovation, expanding their manufacturing capacity, and helping our region’s economy grow. Together with my colleagues, I will continue to build on this success by advocating for policies that support technological advancement and economic growth in our region.” 

U.S. Representative Mark Takano (CA-39): “American manufacturing and innovation has been supercharged thanks to the CHIPS and Science Act. I'm proud to have voted for this bill and for the opportunity it has created in all corners of the country.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Nanette Baraggán (CA-44): “Happy 2nd anniversary of the #CHIPS and Science Act!  Two years ago, our democratically controlled House passed legislation to invest in bringing chips manufacturing back to America. Since @POTUS signed the bill into law, we’ve invested billions in STEM careers and created millions of good-paying jobs.  @HouseDemocrats will continue to build on this progress & deliver for American families.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Ro Khanna (CA-17): “Today marks two years since President Biden signed the CHIPS and Science Act into law, which I co-authored with @SenSchumer, @SenToddYoung & @RepGallagher to revitalize and reinvest in American manufacturing and create good-paying jobs. 

Since then, CHIPS announced nearly $450 billion in private sector investments Launched the National Semiconductor Technology Center Planned more than 80 new projects across 25 states and now I’m introducing a clean steel bill to continue the effort to revitalize American manufacturing.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Jimmy Gomez (CA-34): “It’s the anniversary of the CHIPS and Science Act! This vital legislation is fueling innovation, providing good-paying jobs and securing our tech future. Proud to help pass investments in semiconductor manufacturing and cutting-edge research for a more advanced America.” [Tweet] 

Colorado 

U.S. Senator Michael Bennet (CO): “Two years ago, @POTUS signed the CHIPS Act to bring jobs back from overseas & advance our economic competitiveness. Colorado has spent decades investing in R&D to strengthen U.S. leadership in emerging tech, and there’s no state better positioned to benefit from this investment.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Senator John Hickenlooper (CO): “Two years ago, we passed our CHIPS + Science Act to reclaim our title as the champion for innovation. Colorado has received over $221 MILLION to boost our semiconductor manufacturing and launch our Tech Hub to become the Silicon Valley of quantum computing.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Diana DeGette (CO-01): “From enhancing our natural disaster prevention to kickstarting semiconductor facilities, the #CHIPSandScience Act has delivered for Colorado & spurred American innovation. Proud to work with @HouseDemocrats & @POTUS two years ago to ensure we remain a leader on the global stage.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Jason Crow (CO-06): “2 years ago, @POTUS signed the #CHIPSandScienceAct into law. I’m proud to have supported this bipartisan bill that: Bolstered American semiconductor competitiveness & innovation; Created 23 new projects in 15 states; Created more than 115,000 jobs; Strengthened our domestic supply change Lowered costs for families.” [Tweet] 

Connecticut 

U.S. Representative Jahana Hayes (CT-5): “Semiconductor chips are essential to every piece of modern technology. The CHIPS and Science Act has made historic investments in semiconductor research & development and manufacturing to ensure that the U.S. is a global leader in this vital industry.” [Tweet] 

Delaware 

U.S. Senator Tom Carper (DE): “Semiconductor chips help power everything from electric vehicles to computers and medical equipment.   Thanks to the CHIPS and Science Act, we’ve boosted American semiconductor manufacturing and created over 115,000 jobs in just two years. I call that a win-win!” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Lisa Blunt Rochester (DE-AL): “The bipartisan CHIPS and Science Act was signed into law by @POTUS two years ago today. Together, we have been: 

🔬Spurring innovation 

💰Creating jobs 

🔗Strengthening our supply chains 

⬇️Lowering costs 

🏭Manufacturing more critical goods here at home 

Leading on the world stage” [Tweet] 

Florida 

U.S. Representative Kathy Castor (FL-14): “It has been two years since @POTUS and @VP signed the CHIPS and Science Act into law!   In those two years we have seen: Thousands of jobs created Historic investments in manufacturing, clean energy and technology, [and] a stronger build America, buy America economy.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Darren Soto (FL-09): “Today marks two years of the #CHIPSAndScienceAct! Thanks to the CHIPS Act, we've secured $500 million+ in federal grants for @NeoCityFL to boost manufacturing, lower costs, advance aerospace microchip research, and create new high-paying jobs in Central Florida.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Jared Moskowitz (FL-23): “Since the CHIPS and Science Act was signed by @POTUS 2 years ago, we’ve seen America’s role in global semiconductor production skyrocket. In Congress, I’m focused on legislation like this which will create jobs & improve American competitiveness with other producers like China.” [Tweet] 

Kansas 

U.S. Representative Sharice Davis (KS-03): “It’s time to create more jobs & more products in the U.S. That’s why I served as a negotiator to pass a major manufacturing law – the bipartisan CHIPS and Science Act. Enacted into law two years ago today, it's a great example of what’s possible when both parties work together.” [Tweet] 

Illinois 

U.S. Senator Dick Durbin (IL): “In the two years since @POTUS signed the Chips and Science Act into law, companies have invested nearly $400 billion in semiconductors, supporting the creation of 115,000 jobs. Thanks to the CHIPS Act, the U.S. will once again be a world leader in semiconductor manufacturing.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth (IL): “In the two years since the CHIPS and Science Act was signed into law, we've set off a manufacturing boom—creating good-paying jobs and ensuring the technologies of the future are made here at home. America's semiconductor comeback is here. And we're just getting started.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Jan Schakowsky (IL-09): “Since the Chips and Science Act became law two years ago, we’ve created 115,000 good-paying construction & manufacturing jobs, built a more diverse STEM workforce, & powered a resurgence in American semiconductor manufacturing. Made in America means lower costs and more jobs!” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Bill Foster (IL-11): “Last Congress, my colleagues and I made the CHIPS and Science Act to ensure the U.S. can maintain our leadership in science and technology. I was proud to help get this bill across the finish line with three of my amendments included!” [Tweet] 

In the two years since @POTUS signed this bill into law, companies have invested nearly $400 billion in semiconductors, supporting the creation of 115,000 jobs. Thanks to the CHIPS and Science Act, the U.S. will once again be a world leader in semiconductor manufacturing. [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Robin Kelly (IL-02): “Two years ago today, @POTUS signed the #CHIPSandScienceAct into law. As an integral piece of the Investing in America agenda, the CHIPS and Science Act creates good-paying jobs, brings manufacturing back to America, and sets in motion decades of research and innovation.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Sean Casten (IL-06): “Today is the 2nd anniversary of the #CHIPSandScience Act being signed into law. Across the nation, we're seeing the promise of this legislation take effect, as semiconductor manufacturing moves back to the United States.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Nikki Budzinski (IL-13): “It's been almost 2 years since the CHIPS and Science Act became law - a historic investment in American manufacturing, good-paying jobs and ground-breaking innovation. Recently, I was proud to help deliver $51 million in CHIPS funding for the iFAB Tech Hub at @UofIllinois!” [Tweet] 

Indiana 

U.S. Senator Todd Young (IN): “The CHIPS and Science Act became law two years ago today. Since then, $450 billion in new private sector investment in semiconductors has been announced across the country, creating an estimated 56,000 jobs. This includes SK hynix’s plans to build a high-bandwidth-memory advanced packaging fabrication and research and development facility in West Lafayette, creating over 1,000 new jobs.” [Tweet] 

Kentucky 

U.S. Representative Morgan McGarvey (KY-03): “Today, we're celebrating 2 years of the CHIPS and Science Act! Thanks to the Biden-Harris Administration and @HouseDemocrats who worked hard to get this bill passed and signed into law, we get to see funding like this in Kentucky.” [Tweet] 

Maryland 

U.S. Representative Glenn Ivey (MD-04): “Today, we celebrate the 2nd anniversary of The CHIPS and Science Act! It has made historic investments in semiconductor research & development and manufacturing to boost our economy and create jobs.” [Tweet] 

Massachusetts 

U.S. Representative Lori Trahan (MA-03): “Today marks two years since @POTUS and @VP made the CHIPs and Science Act law. This landmark legislation has jumpstarted American manufacturing, created good-paying jobs and invested in our nation's top research institutions, including @UMassLowell!” [Tweet] 

Michigan 

U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow (MI): “It’s been 2 years since the CHIPS & Science Act was signed into law! This law invested in American manufacturers so they can make more semiconductors in the U.S. When we make semiconductors here at home, we lower costs, create jobs, and strengthen our economy & national security.” [Tweet] 

“Michigan manufacturers and businesses are the best in the world. That’s why two years ago, I led the effort to pass the CHIPS and Science Act – bringing jobs home and lowering costs.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Dan Kildee (MI-08): “Two years ago, @POTUS, @VP, & Democrats passed the CHIPS & Science Act. Because of this law, we are creating hundreds of good-paying manufacturing jobs in Michigan, including major economic development projects at SK Siltron and Hemlock Semiconductor in Bay and Saginaw Counties!” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Hillary Scholten (MI-03): “West Michigan has seen hundreds of millions of dollars invested and good-paying jobs created since the CHIPS and Science Act was passed 2 years ago today — and this is only the beginning. MI-03's workforce & technology are making huge strides thanks to these federal investments.” [Tweet] 

Minnesota 

U.S. Representative Betty McCollum (MN-4), Ranking Member of House Appropriation Defense Subcommittee: “The CHIPS & Science Act has been in place for two years now, and it's working. By unlocking major investments in Minnesota and across the nation, CHIPS will help the US lead the world in semiconductor manufacturing and create good-paying jobs at home!” [Tweet] 

Montana 

U.S. Senator John Tester (MT): “Two years ago today, my bipartisan CHIPS & Science Act became law. I wrote this bill to bring good-paying jobs back to America and bolster our position as the world's leading economic power, and now, it's taking Montana's leadership in technologies of the future to new heights. This law is creating good-paying jobs, strengthening our supply chains, and defending our national security from foreign adversaries like China. And as it continues to fuel Montana innovation, know that I'll keep fighting to harness the untapped potential of rural America.” [Tweet] 

Nevada 

U.S. Representative Susie Lee (NV-03): “If you're reading this tweet, there's a chip involved. And two years ago, the bipartisan CHIPS & Science Act I voted for was signed into law — making it easier to produce those chips at home, boosting our economy, and strengthening supply chains.” [Tweet] 

New Hampshire 

U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (NH), Chair of Senate Appropriations Subcomittee on Commerce, Justice, and Science: “Happy second anniversary to the CHIPS and Science Act! This historic law has already delivered millions to the Granite State, including $44 million to the ReGen Valley Tech Hub in Manchester to help drive the region's innovation in biofabrication.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan (NH): “I helped negotiate and pass the CHIPS and Science Act into law to bring more manufacturing to America, strengthen our supply chains, and support our economy. Two years in, this law is continuing to deliver for our state and our country.” [Tweet] 

New Jersey 

U.S. Representative Frank Pallone (NJ-6), Ranking Member of House Energy & Commerce: “I helped write and pass the CHIPS and Science Act to invest in American manufacturing and bring jobs back to the U.S. Thanks to that bill and the work of the Biden-Harris Administration, those investments are paying off big time!” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Josh Gottheimer (NJ-05): “Two years ago, we signed the CHIPS and Science Act. This once-in-a-generation bill ensures that America leads on cutting-edge technologies, while creating good-paying jobs. I’m proud of this historic legislation and can't wait to see how it continues to deliver for Jersey.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Andy Kim (NJ-03): “For two years now, the CHIPS and Science Act has helped put American manufacturers first, boosted economic stability, and brought #TechHubs and investments in innovation and new jobs here to NJ. Congressman Kim is proud to have helped pass this historic legislation.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Rob Menendez (NJ-08): “The CHIPS and Science Act was a transformative step for New Jersey and our country. Two years later, it continues to fuel innovation, boost semiconductor manufacturing, and create thousands of good-paying jobs. Excited about the ongoing investments and proud to support a future where American technology leads the world.” [Tweet] 

New York  

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (NY): “When I wrote Chips & Science—it was not only to build chip fabs like Micron, but also to help those who supply them to secure the supply chain That's what Edwards Vacuum's new manufacturing plant in Genesee County will do—and create 600 new good-paying jobs Now we break ground!” [Tweet] 

“SHARE IT: TWO YEARS AGO TODAY: My CHIPS & Science Act was signed into law. And since then, it’s delivered jobs, manufacturing, construction, and so much more for New York and for this country.” [Tweet] 

“AMERICA’S SEMICONDUCTOR SUPERHIGHWAY! That’s what we’re powering in Upstate New York thanks to my CHIPS & Science Act that was signed into law two years ago today.” [Tweet] 

“In the last two years with my CHIPS & Science Law: We invested in Micron to bring to life its $100B+ chip mega-fab project and bring 50,000 jobs to Upstate NY! We're bringing manufacturing back to America, strengthening our national security, making our economy more prosperous.” [Tweet] 

“Over $30B in direct federal funding awarded Over $300B in public and private investments across America—including $113Bk in NY Over 115K jobs That’s what 2 years of the new federal CHIPS incentives from my CHIPS & Science Law is helping to power across this country!” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Grace Meng (NY-06): “2 years ago the CHIPS & Science Act became law, marking a new age of manufacturing & technology in NYS & across the country. Now, we're making historic investments in semiconductor research & advanced manufacturing that are creating sustainable jobs & strengthening our economy.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Joe Morelle (NY-25): “Two years ago today, the CHIPS and Science Act was signed into law. As a result, we have secured a Regional Tech Hub designation and $40 million in funding for our community—and we're not done yet. I'm working to build on this progress and secure a better future for all.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Jamaal Bowman (NY-16): “It’s been two years since we passed the CHIPS and Science Act to invest in STEM education and manufacturing jobs. I am so proud to have helped write @POTUS’ signature bill to lower costs, create jobs, and build a diverse STEM workforce. Let’s keep making it happen!” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Dan Goldman (NY-10): “Investments in American industry are investments in American manufacturing and working families. That's why @TheDemocrats’ CHIPS and Science Act set aside $50B for made-in-America tech—jump-starting factories and jobs. We will ensure Americans can get ahead, not just get by.” [Tweet] 

North Carolina 

U.S. Representative Kathy Manning (NC-06): “#OTD in 2022, @POTUS signed the #CHIPS Act I helped pass into law to boost domestic semiconductor production and create good-paying jobs. I’ve enjoyed visiting #NC06 chip manufacturers to witness the positive impact of this historic legislation on the local economy.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Deborah Ross (NC-02): “2 years of the CHIPS & Science Act! This historic piece of legislation has helped us: Increase diversity in STEM Fund innovation Fight climate change @HouseDemocrats & @POTUS are committed to making more in America & supporting our innovation economy.” [Tweet] 

Ohio 

U.S. Representative Joyce Beatty (OH-03): “In 2022, I authored a section in the CHIPS and Science Act to better serve communities that have historically been left outside of big investments. I hoped that the CHIPS legislation could turn around the decline of American manufacturing, lower prices for American-made goods, and create thousands of good-paying jobs in the process,” said Congresswoman Beatty. “Two years later, I’m happy to see companies and communities engaged in creating a robust semiconductor ecosystem—reshaping the computer chip industry to fight scarcity, protect national security and create more American manufacturing jobs.” [Statement]  

U.S. Representative Shontel Brown (OH-11): “Two years ago this week President Biden signed the CHIPS and Science Act, legislation I was proud to vote for. This legislation is creating thousands of jobs in Ohio, including at the new Intel plant. This week you might see some of the equipment making its way across the state.” [Tweet] 

Oregon 

U.S. Representative Suzanne Bonamici (OR-01): “As the representative of Oregon’s Silicon Forest, I was proud to help craft the bipartisan CHIPS and Science Act. In the 2 years since its passage, the bill’s historic investments have strengthened semiconductor manufacturing and R&D & created good paying jobs across the country.” [Tweet] 

“We passed the CHIPS and Science Act two years ago this month. Several of my Oregon colleagues and I wrote about how our state is a leader in securing investments and advancing the domestic semiconductor industry.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Val Hoyle (OR-04): “It's the 2nd anniversary to the CHIPS & Science Act. This legislation is making bold investments in domestic manufacturing and research. I'm working with @CommerceGov to make sure we are creating high-quality, high-tech jobs in Oregon and across the country.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Andrea Salinas (OR-6): “In just two years, the CHIPS and Science Act has helped spur innovation in semiconductor manufacturing and other key industries. But incentives alone aren't enough. We need to follow through on the promise of this historic law and deliver full funding for ALL of its programs.” [Tweet] 

Pennsylvania 

U.S. Representative Madeleine Dean (PA-04): “Two years of the CHIPS and Science Act! Chips are essential to our cars, phones, and healthcare — yet only about 10% of chips are made at home. We're bolstering American manufacturing, strengthening national security, and maintaining our global leadership in science and tech.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Chrissy Houlahan (PA-06): “Two years ago, @POTUS signed the CHIPS and Science Act into law, strengthening our STEM workforce and domestic chip manufacturing. Not only did it create hundreds of new jobs, but it also improved our ability to compete on a global scale. Learn more at www.chips.gov.” [Tweet] 

Rhode Island 

U.S. Representative Gabe Amo (RI-01): “2 years ago, @POTUS signed the CHIPS and Science Act into law — reestablishing U.S. leadership in semiconductor manufacturing and cutting-edge research.   And thanks to @SecRaimondo’s work at @CommerceGov, we’re harnessing that innovation to lower costs for Rhode Islanders.” [Tweet] 

Texas 

U.S. Representative Vicente Gonzalez (TX-34): “Two years after the enactment of the CHIPS & Science Act, we’ve seen our supply chains strengthened, American innovation boosted, national security enhanced, and an increase in construction and manufacturing jobs right here in Texas. I’m proud to have voted for this legislation!” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Colin Allred (TX-32): “The bipartisan CHIPS Act was signed into law two years ago today and Texas is taking full advantage with big investments in semiconductor manufacturing and innovation. I was proud to champion this law and remain committed to ensuring its success. A quick thread on some wins: 

As our region and our state continue to lead on semiconductor manufacturing and research, I helped @UT_Dallas secure $400,000 in funding to strengthen their work on semiconductor research. 

Semiconductor wafers are used in phones, cars, laptops and more! This CHIPS Act investment in GlobalWafers will help North Texas continue to strengthen our semiconductor industry. 

The CHIPS Act brought the Texoma Semiconductor Hub to @SMU, helping create jobs, grow our economy and support our global competitiveness. It will ensure North Texas is at the forefront of semiconductor chip manufacturing and innovation. 

With a $6 billion investment in Samsung, The CHIPS Act continues to deliver and create jobs for our state and position us as a continued leader in high-tech manufacturing. Let’s keep building on this progress.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Representative Lizzie Fletcher (TX-07): “Two years ago, President Biden signed the #CHIPSandScience Act into law, creating jobs and boosting semiconductor and microchip manufacturing in the United States. I'm proud to have worked on it, voted for it, and helped make sure its benefits are coming home to Texas.” [Tweet] 

Vermont 

U.S. Representative Becca Balint (VT-AL): “In two years, the CHIPS and Science Act unleashed $125 million for manufacturing and job creation in Vermont. It's been transformative and builds on our state's critical role in chip production and innovation. @POTUS continues to deliver on his promises to boost our economy.” [Tweet] 

Virginia 

U.S. Representative Bobby Scott (VA-03): “I was proud to support the CHIPS and Science Act aimed at reestablishing United States’ leadership in semiconductor manufacturing, shoring up global supply chains, and strengthening national and economic security.” [Tweet] 

PMT Recipients

Amkor Technology: “Amkor Technology celebrates the 2nd anniversary of the CHIPS and Science Act! This bipartisan legislation invested $52 billion to revitalize America's semiconductor industry, strengthening our economic and national security.  

In just two years, we've seen incredible progress: 

• Hundreds of billions in private-sector investments 

• Expanded domestic manufacturing and research capacity 

• New job opportunities created nationwide 

Check out the CHIPS Funding Map to see how these investments have been distributed and follow the CHIPS for America LinkedIn page to stay updated on all the latest news and developments. 

Amkor is proud to support this initiative with our Arizona Advanced Packaging and Test facility in Peoria. We invite you to learn more about how Amkor is fortifying domestic supply chain resilience at https://amkor.com/arizona 

Micron Technology: “Today, we celebrate the second anniversary of the bipartisan CHIPS and Science Act being signed into law, a pivotal moment that helped propel the growth of the U.S. semiconductor industry. As a result of the $6.1 billion in CHIPS Act funding received, Micron plans to invest approximately $50 billion in capex for U.S. leading-edge memory manufacturing through 2030. This includes the co-location of a leading-edge R&D fab in Idaho and the first two leading-edge fabs of our four-fab vision in New York.​  Almost two years ago, Micron broke ground on our ID fab, and we're proud of the construction progress occurring day in and day out at the site of the U.S.'s first new leading-edge memory manufacturing fab in 20 years. We look forward to the continued progress of our planned four-fab project in Clay as we bring leading-edge memory manufacturing to the state of New York. ​  Micron is committed to driving American innovation, expanding the talent pipeline and bolstering U.S. economic and national security. Together with the Biden-Harris Administration, U.S. Senate Majority Leader Schumer, Governor Hochul, Governor Little, County Exec. McMahon and Mayor McLean, we look forward to growing the future of the semiconductor industry.​” [Statement] 

Intel Corporation: “The CHIPS Act, passed with bipartisan support and signed into law two years ago today, is an important step toward leveling the playing field for American technology leadership. Once implemented, this historic policy will strengthen America’s national and economic security and global technology leadership by bringing more leading-edge semiconductor manufacturing to the U.S. Two years since the bill was signed into law, these priorities are as urgent as ever, and we look forward to working with the CHIPS office to expedite the timely distribution of funds.  CHIPS funding is an essential component in a public-private partnership to invest in America’s future. At Intel, our investments to expand U.S. chipmaking capacity and capabilities are well underway. We are making significant progress across our U.S. projects:  Arizona: Construction is on track with plans to bring Intel 18A into high-volume manufacturing at Fab 52 next year. New Mexico: We officially opened Fab 9, our new advanced packaging facility, in January of this year. Ohio: The Ohio One campus has been under continuous construction since breaking ground in 2022. There are more than 2,000 workers on the site daily, and we recently celebrated the delivery of the third of our four ASU cold boxes. Each superload, topping the scales at over 900,000 pounds and measuring about the size of a football field. Oregon: In April, we installed the world’s first high-numerical aperture extreme ultraviolet (High-NA EUV) lithography tool, which is the most advanced lithography technology available.”   More to come as we continue to build a more resilient and sustainable semiconductor supply chain!” [LinkedIn] 

Mark Lippert, Executive Vice President of North American Public Affairs for Samsung Electronics America:  

"As we celebrate the second anniversary of the CHIPS and Science Act, Samsung is proud to be part of the historic CHIPS story. Thanks to the $6.4 billion investment from the Department of Commerce in our facilities in Texas, we are excited for the path ahead.  Building on a dynamic past of nearly three decades in the United States, Samsung looks forward to an exceptional future marked by significant job creation, innovation and manufacturing excellence."  

New York Governor Kathy Hochul: “In the two years since @POTUS signed the CHIPS &Science Act, we’ve brought over $100 billion in investments to New York – more than any other state!  With the support of the Biden-Harris administration, we’re becoming a global leader in semiconductor manufacturing.” [Tweet]  

Colorado Governor Jared Polis: On the CHIPS and Science Act’s second anniversary, we celebrate this legislation’s remarkable progress and its profound impact on innovation and scientific research advancement. Colorado’s strong economy and top-notch workforce make it the best home for the growing semiconductor and advanced manufacturing industries.” [Tweet] 

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker: “Two years ago, I was honored to be at the White House as the CHIPS and Science Act was signed into law. Since then, we’ve seen manufacturers apply to innovate right here and workers connected to jood jobs in our state. That’s a win for all of Illinois.” [Tweet] 

U.S. Conference of Mayors President and Columbus, Ohio Mayor Andrew Ginther: ““This law has been a game changer already, promising jobs and opportunities to many of America’s residents. We applaud President Biden and the members of both parties who made this a reality for America and its cities. Semiconductor computer chips power the modern economy, and thanks to this historic legislative achievement, they’ll increasingly power the economies of our cities here at home. In central Ohio, we know the impact of advanced manufacturing, as Intel prepares to open its historic chip plant in our region. Other cities are next, no doubt, guided and informed by the expertise of the Conference’s new CHIPS Implementation Task Force and its Chair, Boise (ID) Mayor Lauren McLean. Her leadership has been laudatory, helping mayors collaborate to sustainably scale high-tech industry in their towns. 

“When we work together, in a bipartisan way, we can make new things possible and big things happen for people. The success of this bipartisan legislation, which the Conference and its many mayors relentlessly championed together, is proof. And working together, we’ll ensure its implementation is effective, coordinated, sustainable and lasting.” [Statement] 

Boise, Idaho Mayor Lauren McLean: “Today marks two years since President Biden signed the bipartisan #CHIPS and Science Act  into law. We're proud to be the home of Micron Technology - the fourth largest semiconductor manufacturer in the world- and we're so happy to see them receive such monumental funding. 

Not only is Micron providing skilled jobs and opportunity for Boiseans, but they encourage diversity and growth that directly benefit our community.  Boise is not only part of Micron's story, but other semiconductor companies like American Semiconductor, Photronics and more. 

These products power our everyday lives, from our computers to smart phones and even cars. They are integral to industries throughout our economy – from healthcare to agricultural processes, electronics and so much more. 

We are grateful for the White House and the Department of Commerce's commitment to supporting our home-grown innovation. Our community, our city for everyone, is better when we work together to provide economic opportunity for all Boiseans. [Tweet] 

Phoenix, Arizona Mayor Kate Gallego: “Celebrating 2️ years of the CHIPS and Science Act! Thanks to this transformative legislation, #TSMC has brought thousands of great jobs to Phoenix, changing lives and boosting our economy. Hear the stories of two participants in our City-sponsored apprenticeship program.” [Statement] 

Organizations

Natcast: “Today, we’re proud to celebrate two years since the groundbreaking CHIPS and Science Act was enacted into law. The act provided $52 billion in funding and incentives to strengthen U.S. semiconductor manufacturing and R&D. It also resulted in the creation of Natcast, the operator of the National Semiconductor Technology Center (“NSTC”). This pivotal legislation represents a once-in-a generation opportunity for the U.S. to drive the pace of innovation, set standards, and strengthen our global leadership in semiconductor design and manufacturing, which is critical to our country’s national security and economic prosperity. As we commemorate the incredible progress the CHIPS Act has enabled over the past two years, we remain committed to advancing disruptive technological breakthroughs and building a sustainable semiconductor workforce development ecosystem through collaboration and a shared commitment to American-led innovation. Learn more about Natcast and the NSTC.” [LinkedIn] 

Joe Stockunas, President, SEMI America: "SEMI once again applauds the U.S. Department of Commerce for its incentives to support the chipmaking ecosystem. From the outset of the CHIPS Act journey, we have advocated for comprehensive support to strengthen the entire semiconductor supply chain – from materials and equipment to chipmaking and packaging, and everything in between. We appreciate the thoughtful and thorough approach of Secretary Raimondo and her team in both the preparation and implementation of these initiatives. We look forward to continuing our joint efforts on various NIST programs to advance the industry.” [Statement]  

John Neuffer, President & CEO, Semiconductor Industry Association: “CHIPS was a bold, bipartisan bet that by making the U.S. a more cost-competitive location for chip fabrication and research, America could turn the tide of recent history and attract more semiconductor projects to strengthen our economy, national security, and supply chains. So far, that bet is paying off and beginning to deliver a huge return on investment. Companies in the semiconductor ecosystem have announced more than 80 new projects across 25 U.S. states—totaling nearly $450 billion in private investments—since CHIPS was first introduced in 2020. These projects are expected to create more than 56,000 direct jobs and support hundreds of thousands of additional jobs throughout the U.S. economy. The CHIPS Program Office reached preliminary agreements with 15 companies for 23 projects in 15 states, representing critical investments throughout the semiconductor supply chain.” [Statement]  

Jason Oxman, President and Chief Executive Officer, Information Technology Industry Council: “For two years, the CHIPS and Science Act has exemplified the power of bipartisan collaboration and bold U.S. leadership. For the law to continue to strengthen the U.S. innovation economy, safeguard U.S. national security, and foster global cooperation, more work must be done. ITI encourages U.S. policymakers to heed our recommendations and ensure the CHIPS momentum and progress endures for many years to come.” [Statement]  

Center for American Progress: “The CHIPS and Science Act was a historic piece of legislation and also a landmark statement of intent by the Biden-Harris administration. President Biden and Vice President Harris knew that the only way to reorient global supply chains in critical sectors such as semiconductors at the pace and scale necessary was to invest again in cutting-edge American manufacturing—and to ensure that recipients of taxpayer investments provide their workers with high-quality jobs that have the benefits they deserve, including quality training and affordable child care. Two years after the passage of the CHIPS Act, the results have been monumental and a testament to what smart, coordinated industrial strategy can deliver for the American people. All five major leading-edge semiconductor manufacturers are set to produce in the United States, while no other country has more than two; there has been nearly $400 billion in private sector investment in semiconductor and other electronics manufacturing, creating good-paying jobs now and well into the future; and a foundation of technological leadership has been laid that will pay dividends for generations in the form of American know-how, industrial capacity, and economic resilience.” [Statement]  

International Association of Sheet Metal, Air, Rail and Transportation Workers (SMART UNION): “Today markets two years of the CHIPS and Science Act – two years of growth and good, UNION jobs for SMART members in Arizona, Vermont, New York and well beyond. Investments in American workers are investments in our country! [Tweet]   

Clean Air Task Force: “As we increase electrification to support U.S. decarbonization goals, semiconductors will play a critical role in grid management, necessitating additional manufacturing to support energy storage, new energy systems like solar and wind, and charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. To meet the growing demands on the electricity grid, the U.S. must invest in innovative technologies that ensure reliable energy supplies such as advanced nuclear reactors and fission energy. The CHIPS and Science Act (CHIPS Act) represents a step in the right direction for these key pieces of the energy transition.” [Statement] 

American Automotive Policy Council: “#AmericanAutomakers commend the progress made by CHIPS for America and urge continued investment in projects that will provide more of the types of semiconductors we need to make cars, trucks and other products in the United States.” [Tweet] 

Sandra Watson, President and Chief Executive Officer, Arizona Commerce Authority: “The #CHIPSACT has ignited a semiconductor renaissance in the IU.S., and Arizona is leading the charge. We’re grateful to @SecRaimondo and the CHIPS Office and all our federal, state, industry, and local partners for their support and collaboration! @CommerceGov @GovernorHobbs” [Tweet]