US–Mexico Semiconductor Partnership Announced in Response to Global Challenges

Agreement seeks to aid the United States in lessening its dependence on foreign adversaries for semiconductors and the resources used to produce them.
US–Mexico Semiconductor Partnership Announced in Response to Global Challenges
Semiconductors on a circuit board that powers a Samsung video camera at the Samsung MOBILE-ization media and analyst event in San Jose, Calif., on March 23, 2011. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
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The State Department, in collaboration with the Mexican government, has outlined an initiative to explore opportunities within the semiconductor supply chain, recognizing the strategic importance of this sector to both national security and technological innovation.
Semiconductors are the brains of modern electronics, such as smartphones, computers, TVs, and advanced medical equipment. Also called integrated circuits or microchips, they are made from materials such as silicon or gallium arsenide and altered during the production process to raise their conductivity significantly.
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