Semiconductors and National Security
Advancing policies and investments needed to secure semiconductor supply chains and strengthen U.S. capacity for advanced manufacturing and chip design
As geopolitical competition increasingly unfolds in the realm of critical technologies, semiconductors and their importance have captured increased policy attention. Strengthening U.S. chip supply chain resiliency in coordination with allies is an economic and national security imperative.
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Building the I-90 Semiconductor Workforce: Leveraging Existing Assets to Support Growth and Create New Opportunities
Event — March 20, 2025
Report Launch: The United States Cannot Take Semiconductor Design Leadership for Granted
Event — February 28, 2025
Moving Beyond the Regulation/Deregulation Trap
Blog Post by Julie Heng — February 20, 2025
Completing the Allied Circuit on Semiconductors: Cooperation to Enhance Economic Security
Event — October 17, 2024
RAI Explainer: Capturing the O-RAN Opportunity
Blog Post by Julia Yoon — July 17, 2024
Mineral Demands for Resilient Semiconductor Supply Chains
Brief by Ryan C. Berg, Henry Ziemer, and Emiliano Polo Anaya — May 15, 2024
Innovation Lightbulb: What's Left of the CHIPS Act Funds?
Newsletter by Gregory Arcuri — May 8, 2024
Innovation Lightbulb: A Look at DoD's Trusted & Assured Microelectronics Program
Newsletter by Tisyaketu Sirkar — April 19, 2024
Understanding imec: The Global Center for Cooperative Research in Semiconductors
Event — March 19, 2024
Understanding imec: The Global Center for Cooperative Research in Semiconductors
Transcript — March 19, 2024