Washington, D.C. — The administration of Donald Trump announced that global corporations have pledged trillions of dollars in new investments in the United States since the start of his second term, signaling what officials describe as a major surge in domestic manufacturing, artificial intelligence infrastructure, and advanced technology development.
According to the White House, the investments are being driven by the administration’s “America First” economic policies, which encourage companies to relocate production to the United States, strengthen domestic supply chains, and expand technological innovation.
Massive Investments in Technology and AI
Several of the world’s largest technology firms have announced massive commitments to expand operations in the United States.
Apple revealed plans to invest $600 billion in U.S. manufacturing and workforce training programs while bringing more components of its supply chain back to the country.
Similarly, Meta Platforms announced a $600 billion investment by 2028 to expand artificial intelligence infrastructure and data centers across the United States.
A major initiative known as Project Stargate, backed by SoftBank, OpenAI, and Oracle, will inject $500 billion into AI infrastructure, making it one of the largest private technology investments in U.S. history.
Chipmaker NVIDIA also announced a $500 billion plan to develop AI supercomputers manufactured entirely in the United States.
Semiconductor and Manufacturing Expansion
The semiconductor sector has also seen significant investment commitments. Taiwan-based Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) pledged $100 billion to expand chip manufacturing facilities in the United States.
Meanwhile, Micron Technology unveiled a $200 billion investment to expand memory chip production, including new fabrication facilities in Idaho and upgrades to existing plants.
Industrial and technology giant IBM also committed $150 billion to expand U.S.-based research, manufacturing, and innovation over the next five years.
Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Investments
Global pharmaceutical companies are also increasing their U.S. footprint.
Johnson & Johnson plans to invest $55 billion in manufacturing and research facilities, while AstraZeneca announced a $50 billion commitment to develop medicines and expand production capacity.
Other major drugmakers including Novartis, GSK, and Eli Lilly and Company have also pledged tens of billions of dollars for research and manufacturing expansion.
Energy, Infrastructure, and Data Centers
Investment in energy infrastructure and data centers is also accelerating. Google and Blackstone each committed about $25 billion to expand digital infrastructure and data centers.
Energy projects include multi-billion-dollar investments in liquefied natural gas facilities by Venture Global LNG and Woodside Energy Group.
Job Creation and Economic Impact
The White House says the investment wave is expected to generate hundreds of thousands of jobs across manufacturing, technology, energy, and logistics sectors. Many of the projects involve building new factories, research centers, data hubs, and training facilities across multiple U.S. states.
Officials argue the trend reflects growing confidence among global investors in the U.S. economy and its long-term technological leadership.
The administration said the list is not comprehensive and that additional investments are expected to be announced in the coming months as companies continue expanding their U.S. operations.
