The chip shortage that began in 2020 had a significant impact on many industries in the United States. One noticeable effect was the empty dealership lots, as the shortage affected the production and distribution of vehicles.

However, the Biden administration’s CHIPS and Science Act has aimed to address the chip shortage by investing over $200 billion in American research, development, and supply chains. As a result, opportunities have increased for suppliers and contractors.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is also making efforts to address the chip shortage. The company recently announced plans to invest $40 billion in chipmaking in Arizona, making it the largest foreign investment in the state. President Biden visited the Phoenix manufacturing plant and emphasized the importance of building strong supply chains for the global economy.

At SecureG, we believe in the importance of ensuring security for U.S. critical infrastructure, particularly in the rapidly-evolving tech industry. That’s why we develop innovative PKI technology to authenticate chips, devices, and systems from the silicon up. Our solutions enable secure provisioning, management, and security updates, allowing for sophisticated control and security policies that enhance reliability and resilience for critical infrastructure applications.

At SecureG, we are committed to protecting the innovations made possible by industry investment and government efforts to restore the chip industry. Contact us to learn more about how we can help.