US Chip Firms Lead Global Subsidy Totals
TL;DR. US-based semiconductor firms received more government support than any other region, although China's subsidies were larger relative to its chip industry revenue. - The OECD reports the global semiconductor market reached $631 billion in 2024, driven by AI and autonomous driving investments. - US firms maintain a crucial role in high-value chip design, while Asia leads in manufacturing and trade. - The report covers a significant portion of global semiconductor sales, analyzing support across various regions.
- US firms received the highest absolute government subsidies in the semiconductor sector.
- China's semiconductor subsidies are larger relative to its industry's revenue.
- The global semiconductor market is expanding due to datacenter, AI, and autonomous driving investments.
Sources
- US firms still dominate chip subsidies — theregister.com