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

Intel's CHIPS Act funds are reportedly being delayed as Washington requests a more concrete manufacturing roadmap from the company.

As the U.S. rushes to maintain semiconductor supremacy with the CHIPS Act, many are asking how these new fabs will affect the health of their workers and the community around them.

U.S. government to support TI's fab projects in Texas and Utah with $1.6 billion in direct funding and up to $8 billion in investment tax credits.

Applied Materials will not get $4 billion to fund new R&D center in Silicon Valley.

The United States is on pace to add more investment into electronics manufacturing construction this year as it did from 1996 to 2023. The CHIPS Act is largely to credit for the meteoric growth.

The U.S. Senate is looking for ways to increase CHIPS Act funding after the Pentagon pulled out of its $2.5 billion commitment to the 'Secure Enclave' project for building defense chips.

The U.S. will increase import tariffs on Chinese semiconductors from 25% to 50% in 2025.

Uncle Sam is looking for someone to spearhead new innovation

U.S. government to support Micron's EUV DRAM fab, other fab projects in the U.S. with $6 billion according to Bloomberg.

The U.S. Commerce Department halts CHIPS funding for R&D facilities.