Manufacturing Week 2024: Spotlight on the Semiconductor Industry
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The U.S. Census Bureau next week is set to hold a series of events to recognize the manufacturing sector’s importance and vast contribution to the nation’s economy. The weeklong celebration begins on Manufacturing Day, observed annually (the first Friday in October since 2011) to showcase the benefits and potential of modern manufacturing and spur interest in manufacturing careers.
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Manufacturing Week 2024: Spotlight on the Semiconductor Industry
Semiconductors or microchips are the primary providers of computing power to electronic devices [ [link removed] ] such as computers, smartphones and automobiles.
As the nation celebrates the 13th annual Manufacturing Week [ [link removed] ] Oct. 4-11, we look at available U.S. Census Bureau economic data and the most current Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports on the semiconductor industry.
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