A new tool has been released by the US Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) that allows you to view the entire US semiconductor ecosystem. It can query nearly 500 sites related to the upstream and downstream industry chains of semiconductors in 42 states in various regions of the United States.
SEMI said on their website, “The U.S. Semiconductor Ecosystem Map demonstrates the breadth of the industry, including locations conducting research and development (R&D), intellectual property and chip design software providers, chip design, semiconductor fabrication, and manufacturing by suppliers of semiconductor manufacturing equipment and materials.”
The site comes with a useful set of filters and a glossary of terms.
The U.S. Semiconductor Ecosystem Map shows announced corporate investments in new and expanding semiconductor ecosystem projects. These projects cover a range of activities required to support the U.S. chip ecosystem, including new, expanded or upgraded factories, semiconductor equipment facilities, and production facilities for key materials used in the chip manufacturing process in various semiconductor fields.
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