The trade group Semiconductor Industry Association conducted an analysis of announced investments from May 2020 to December 2022, claiming the CHIPS Act incentivized $200 billion worth of over 50 projects creating a predicted 44,000 new jobs. However, independent policy researcher Jack Conness said that the CHIPS Act incentivized $151 billion worth of 26 projects creating a predicted 21,400 jobs, . Due to the Act's incentives Arizona would receive the largest individual investment (the $40 billion from TSMC creating 4,500 projected jobs) and the most dollars overall ($70.5 billion), followed by Oklahoma for individual investments (the $20 billion from Micron creating 3,000 projected jobs) and New York for overall dollars ($40.3 billion).
