Texas Instruments

Texas Instruments Semiconductor Manufacturing (Chengdu) Co., Ltd. invested RMB 1.056 billion in a Phase II integrated circuit packaging and testing production facility in Chengdu, China.

Texas Instruments began construction of a new 870,000-square-foot 12-inch wafer fab in Richardson, Texas, with a planned total investment of $3.1 billion. The facility is expected to start operations in 2024 and will create 625 jobs.

Texas Instruments is building a new 300mm (12-inch) wafer fab at its Richardson facility in Texas, expected to be completed by the end of 2021.

Texas Instruments is continuing construction of a new 300mm wafer plant in Richardson, Texas. The shell of the building is expected to be completed in late 2021, with tool installation and staffing dependent on market demand.

Texas Instruments announced it will close two 150mm wafer plants in Dallas and Sherman, Texas, over the next three to five years, affecting about 500 employees each. The closures are expected between 2023 and 2025.

Texas Instruments has delayed construction of its planned $3.1 billion semiconductor plant in Richardson, Texas, by two years due to market conditions. Construction is now expected to begin in Q3 2021, with production starting in early 2024.

Texas Instruments announced it will build a new 300mm analog semiconductor wafer fabrication facility in Richardson, Texas. The project is expected to create over 488 jobs and represent more than $3.1 billion in capital investment.

Diodes Incorporated has entered into an agreement to acquire Texas Instruments' wafer fabrication facility and operation in Greenock, Scotland (GFAB). The facility has a potential capacity of up to 21,666 wafer starts per month.

Texas Instruments plans to invest $3.2 billion in a new 300 mm analog IC manufacturing facility in Richardson, Texas, with construction expected to begin in 2019 and commercial operations in Q1 2022.

Texas Instruments announced a $3.2 billion investment to build a new semiconductor wafer factory in Richardson, Texas, creating up to 625 jobs. Construction is expected to begin in fall 2019 with operations starting in 2022.

Texas Instruments plans to build a new $29 million facility in Tucson, Arizona, adding at least 35 high-paying jobs with average salaries of $143,000. The facility will be built in the Williams Centre.

Texas Instruments Philippines announced a $10 million investment to expand its product-distribution center in Clark Freeport, aiming to increase production capacity to 2 billion units quarterly.