Sajwani stated, "We've been waiting for years to increase our investments in the U.S. We're trying to invest $20 billion, and [potentially] even more than that."
The deal may amount to nothing, considering the history of similar pledges failing, such as the Foxconn investment which drastically underdelivered on its promises.
Trump remains a critic of the CHIPS Act, suggesting it as part of a broader difficulty the U.S. faces in retaining semiconductor production.
Trump's criticism of Taiwan reflects a broader Republican narrative around tariffs and competition, particularly regarding semiconductor manufacturing interests.
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