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Micron Receives Major $6.2 Billion Financial Boost to Accelerate Chip Plant Construction

12 days ago

Micron Technology, a leading player in the semiconductor industry, has been awarded a substantial $6.2 billion subsidy from the U.S. government to enhance its chip manufacturing capabilities. This remarkable infusion of funds is part of a broader strategy aimed at strengthening domestic supply chains and fortifying the U.S. position in the global semiconductor market.

Future-Proofing Biden’s Chips Legacy: A Strategic Shift in Semiconductor Policy

28 days ago

As the United States continues to navigate the dynamic landscape of global semiconductor manufacturing, President Biden’s administration is focusing on ensuring the long-term success of the Chips and Science Act, introduced in August 2022. This pivotal legislation earmarked $52 billion to boost chip production within the U.S., aiming to enhance technological competitiveness, particularly against adversaries like China and to secure supply chains vital for national security. However, as the demand for semiconductors rises, the Biden administration is reevaluating its approach to ensure that the United States remains a key player in this critical field.

Trump's Victory Ignites Urgent Pursuit of Chips Act Subsidy Agreements

1 month ago

Following Donald Trump's recent victory in the elections, a surge of activity has taken place as various states eagerly scramble to finalize subsidy agreements related to the CHIPS Act. This legislation was put in place to stimulate domestic semiconductor manufacturing and ensure the United States remains competitive in the technology sector.

TSMC's Arizona Facility Achieves Higher Chip Production Yields than Taiwan, Bolstering U.S. Semiconductor Ambitions

2 months ago

In a significant development for the U.S. semiconductor industry, Taiwanese chip giant TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company) has announced that its production yields at its recently opened facility in Arizona have surpassed those from its established plants in Taiwan. This milestone is not only a testament to TSMC's commitment to expanding its operations in the U.S. but also represents a crucial victory for American efforts to bolster domestic semiconductor manufacturing.

House Approves Permit Exemption for Chips, Sending Bill to Biden

3 months ago

In what finally might provide the needed momentum for semiconductor manufacturing in the United States, the House of Representatives passed a bill that exempted chip production facilities from permits. The bill now goes to President Biden's desk-targeting the expediting of permitting processes so as to establish and expand semiconductor plants faster, overcoming the current shortage of chips.