WASHINGTON -- U.S. lawmakers are mulling subsidies of about $25 billion to encourage companies to relocate chip production facilities back home amid rising competition with China in the high-tech sector.
Washington encourages domestic production as rivalry with China heats up
The Capitol Hill is mulling a $25 billion budget to support the production of semiconductors. (Source photo by Reuters)
WASHINGTON -- U.S. lawmakers are mulling subsidies of about $25 billion to encourage companies to relocate chip production facilities back home amid rising competition with China in the high-tech sector.