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Here’s a bit of an inside scoop: During the early days of the CHIPS Act, members of the congressional team responsible for drafting the act visited a US ally in East Asia with a substantial domestic semiconductor industry.
Hello from sunny California. I'm in Los Angeles this week, along with thousands of bankers, investors, policymakers and tech executives, for the annual Milken Institute Global Conference.
When the Ukrainians have taken apart Russian weapons, they have found them stuffed with Western electronics, mainly American.
Viola Zhou has written an excellent investigative report into the culture clashes and growing pains at the TSMC factory in Phoenix, Arizona.
WASHINGTON/TAIPEI -- Intel will receive up to $8.5 billion in grants and $11 billion in loans from the U.S. government to produce cutting-edge semiconductors in the biggest deployment of funds under the CHIPS and Science Act.
The White House said Intel has been awarded up to $8.5 billion in CHIPS Act funding, as the Biden administration ramps up its effort to bring semiconductor manufacturing to U.S. soil.
SAN JOSE, California -- The U.S. will require a second CHIPS Act if the country wants to "lead the world" in the semiconductor field, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo said Wednesday at an Intel foundry event.
The battle to keep the government open may feel just like the crisis of the day. But these fights pose immediate and long-term risks for the US.