The CHIPS Act: America's semiconductor industry, reborn?

GlobalFoundries is investing around $575 million to construct an advanced packaging and silicon photonics facility at its Malta, New York site.

The Chinese Ministry of Commerce alleges that U.S. subsidies to semiconductor industry harm government-funded Chinese chipmakers.

U.S. Commerce Secretary confirms that TSMC's fab near Phoenix, Arizona, is already producing chips.

Sec. Raimondo says that massive investment in semiconductor manufacturing and research is more important than export controls aiming to help keep the U.S. ahead of its competition.

Intel to get $7.86 billion under CHIPS & Science Act, $3 billion under Secure Enclave program.

The U.S. government plans to reduce Intel's $8.5 billion CHIPS and Science Act grant to below $8 billion.

GlobalFoundries signed a deal to get $1.5 billion under the CHIPS and Science Act even after being fined for violating U.S. export laws by supplying advanced chips to Chinese entities.

TSMC and the U.S. Department of Commerce finalized a deal Friday, granting TSMC $6.6 billion in funding and $5 billion in loan guarantees under the CHIPS Act to build its Fab 21 site in Arizona.

Akash System signed a preliminary memorandum of terms with the U.S. Department of Commerce to secure $68.2 million to help ramp up operations for producing diamond-cooled semiconductors.

Corning may not make chips, but its contribution to semiconductor production is rather huge.