US pushes AI exports as chip industry flags supplier gaps and reshoring costs
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At SEMICON West 2026, US officials and lawmakers promoted domestic manufacturing and AI export policies, while industry executives warned that supplier shortages, the premium for US-made products, and export controls could undermine the country's semiconductor ambitions.
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