ITI president: U.S. must move quickly on semiconductor investments

With surging global demand for semiconductors and a waning supply -- both exacerbated by the pandemic -- and with China redoubling its efforts to advance and increase its chip manufacturing, the U.S. must act quickly to provide domestic incentives for semiconductor manufacturing, according to the CEO of a leading technology trade association. Jason Oxman, the president and CEO of the Information Technology Industry Council, said in an interview with Inside U.S. Trade that the U.S. must fund domestic incentive...