製造業

America’s chip moonshot should take aim at its education system
技術工人:美國重建晶片製造業的關鍵

To build a domestic industry, the US must reform how it teaches its workforce
福魯哈爾:在美國,高級人才設計晶片,低薪零售人員銷售包含這些晶片的設備,兩者之間的太多高薪技術工作崗位流失了。

In the decade following US President John F Kennedy’s 1961 announcement of America’s mission to put a man on the moon, the number of physical science PhDs tripled, and that of engineering PhDs quadrupled.Now, the country is embarking on a moonshot to rebuild the semiconductor fabrication industry. Corporations that want a cut of the $39bn in manufacturing incentives within the Chips and Science Act programme can start filing their applications for subsidies on Tuesday. In order to get them, they’ll have to show that they are contributing to something that may be even more difficult than putting a man in space: building a 21st-century workforce.

約翰•甘迺迪(John F Kennedy)總統1961年宣佈美國載人登月任務之後的10年裏,美國物理科學博士的數量增加了兩倍,工程博士的數量增加了三倍。

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