Fortune· Scott Olson—Getty Images Manufacturing has been front and center in recent years as the U.S. and China engage in a tech rivalry while companies look to reposition more of their supply chains domestically.
President Joe Biden has touted his policies to encourage more U.S. production of chips and green-energy technologies. Earlier this month, his administration pledged up to $6.6 billion so that Taiwanese Semiconductor can expand its facilities in Arizona . And last month, the administration reached a $19.5 billion funding deal with chip giant Intel for four new U.S. plants.
But data in the U.S. and other global manufacturing […]
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