Intel and the US set to seal $8.5B CHIPS Act funding
In March 2024, the Biden Administration and Intel signed a preliminary memorandum of terms (PMT) for the $8.5 billion funding. This support package is part of Intel’s larger commitment to invest more than $100 billion in expanding its US manufacturing footprint, including building new chip plants in Arizona, Ohio, Oregon, and New Mexico.
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Polar Semiconductor receives $123M in CHIPS Act money — company named as the first CHIPS Act awardeePolar Semiconductor, a manufacturer of power and sensor chips, is the first company to be officially awarded under the Biden ...
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