US President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” was signed into law on July 4. While it didn’t impose a moratorium on ...

Congress incentivized domestic manufacturing of semiconductors and semiconductor manufacturing equipment as part of the ...

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The Chips Act has spurred nearly $450 billion in commitments to build factories on US soil, approaching almost $10 of private sector investment for every $1 spent by the government.. Even so ...

More concern: Mark Kelly, other Dems fear Trump might derail CHIPS Act, semiconductor funding What did Donald Trump say about the CHIPS Act? In an Oct. 25 interview with podcaster Joe Rogan, Trump ...

While the United States is still a leader in designing chips, most manufacturing has been sent offshore. Today, more than 90 percent of the most technologically advanced chips, which are critical ...

The CHIPS Act is designed to counter China and its quest to dominate the computer chip industry. The majority of the most advanced chips are produced in Taiwan, ...

If you Google the CHIPS and Science Act that passed both the US House and Senate in DC last week, you’ll find a lot about the political reasons it needed or didn’t need to pass, the political players ...

President Joe Biden signed the CHIPS and Science Act of 2022 into law Tuesday, which allocates $53 billion dollars in federal funding to manufacture semiconductor chips domestically.

The CHIPS Act is not a comprehensive climate bill in the same way that the Inflation Reduction Act, or IRA, is. Unlike the IRA, the CHIPS bill isn’t supposed to drive immediate reductions in ...

The CHIPS Act may become the biggest government intervention of its kind ever – 3 times bigger than Operation Warp Speed that fostered the Covid-19 vaccines. But is it fundamentally ill-conceived?