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President Trump's new tariffs on semiconductors raise concerns in the US technology sector, as many essential items like GPUs and AI training servers remain subject to increased costs. Experts warn that these tariffs could hinder AI hardware development and complicate global trade, despite the Chips Act's $52 billion investment aimed at boosting domestic chip production. Currently, the US produces only 12% of the world's chips, a significant decline from 37% in 1990.
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Trump tariffs increase costs for US AI and chip manufacturing equipment
03:31 07.04.2025
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