Analog Devices to expand Camas and Beaverton semiconductor plants with $80M CHIPS Act funding

Analog Devices is set to receive up to $105 million in CHIPS Act funding, including $80 million for expanding its semiconductor manufacturing plants in Camas, Washington, and Beaverton, Oregon. The expansion will increase analog semiconductor production by 70% and create hundreds of jobs.

“The expansion will allow Analog Devices to make 70% more analog semiconductors at its Pacific Northwest facilities.”murray.senate.gov

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• murray.senate.govAnalog Devices’ Camas, Beaverton Semiconductor Plants to Expand Thanks to $80M Investment From CHIPS & Science Act - Senator Patty MurrayAmir AvinJan 16, 2025

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