Chipmakers GlobalFoundries and Analog Devices are actively diversifying their supply chains in response to impending tariffs announced by the Trump administration. With a proposed 25% tariff on semiconductor imports, companies are emphasizing the need for sourcing from various regions to mitigate risks. GlobalFoundries is focusing on its U.S. facilities to serve local customers, especially automakers, while Analog Devices aims for dual product sourcing by 2027 to enhance resilience. Despite efforts to bolster domestic production, the semiconductor industry remains vulnerable to global market fluctuations and tariff impacts.