1. Samsung invests $40B to build world's largest semiconductor cluster in Texas, expanding existing facilities and adding new chip plants; 2. The move addresses global supply chain vulnerabilities and U.S.-China tech competition, with CHIPS Act funding supporting domestic production; 3. Project faces challenges including workforce shortages, environmental concerns, and water resource management in drought-prone region.
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