美国芯片巨头英特尔在加州圣荷西举办的首次晶圆代工活动上，美国商务部长吉娜·雷蒙多强调了政府在半导体领域的投资重要性。她指出，为了在全球半导体领域保持领先地位，美国需要加大政府补贴力度，并考虑制定第二部《芯片和科学法案》。这一表态标志着美国在半导体领域的竞争策略进一步升级，同时也反映了全球半导体行业的竞争态势。
拜登政府在2月19日的透露中，已经表明了对半导体产业的重视，并正在考虑相关的政策支持。这一系列举措表明，美国正在积极应对全球半导体供应链的挑战，并试图通过政府补贴来促进国内半导体产业的发展。
在全球半导体产业中，美国一直占据着领先地位，但随着其他国家和地区也在加大投资，美国感受到了来自国际竞争的压力。因此，美国政府希望通过加大补贴，吸引更多的半导体企业投资美国，同时推动技术创新，确保美国在全球半导体产业中的领导地位。
这一战略不仅关乎经济利益，也涉及到国家安全和科技竞争。随着全球半导体“军备竞赛”的加剧，各国都在寻求通过政策支持和投资来增强自身的半导体产业实力。美国此举可能会引发其他国家的跟进，从而在全球范围内掀起新一轮的半导体投资和研发热潮。
英文标题：U.S. Boosts Semiconductor Subsidies Amid Global Race
英文关键词：Semiconductors, Subsidies, Competition
英文新闻内容：
The U.S. semiconductor industry has taken a significant step forward with Intel’s first foundry event in San Jose, California, ***merce Secretary Gina Raimondo emphasized the importance of government investment in the semiconductor sector. Raimondo stated that to maintain a leading position globally, the U.S. needs to increase government subsidies and consider enacting a second ‘CHIPS and Science Act’. This move signifies an escalation in the U.S. strategy in the semiconductor sector and reflects the competitive nature of the global semiconductor industry.
The Biden administration’s disclosure on February 19 indicates a focus on the semiconductor industry, with policy support under consideration. These actions show that the U.S. is actively responding to challenges in the global semiconductor supply chain and seeks to boost its domestic semiconductor industry through government subsidies.
The U.S. has long been a leader in the global semiconductor industry, but with other countries and regions also increasing their investments, the U.S. is feeling the pressure of international competition. Therefore, ***ernment hopes that by increasing subsidies, it can attract more semiconductor companies to invest in the U.S. and simultaneously promote technological innovation, ensuring the U.S. maintains its leadership in the global semiconductor sector.
This strategy is not only about economic interests but also involves national security and technological competition. As the global semiconductor ‘arms race’ intensifies, countries are seeking to enhance their semiconductor industry strength through policy support and investment. The U.S. move may prompt other countries to follow suit, potentially igniting a new round of semiconductor investment and R&D boom around the world.
【来源】http://www.chinanews.com/gj/2024/02-23/10168152.shtml
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