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.
President Biden signed the CHIPS Act into law in August 2022 and called it a "once-in-a-generation" piece of ...
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Intel Edges Closer to Securing a $8.5 Billion CHIPS Act Award Which Will Include $11 Billion in Loans and a Tax Credit of up to $100 BillionIt appears there's light at the end of the tunnel as CPU manufacturer Intel edges closer to securing funding for getting back ...
As foreign rivals leave the marquee chip maker behind, Intel gets a boost from the government, which wants to keep some ...
Rivals and at least one big investor are circling the embattled semiconductor giant. The Biden administration is sure to keep ...
Investors, Wall Street analysts, competitors, suppliers, and customers must face a new reality: Intel is no longer a ...
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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 ...
This legislation will help prevent delays to the semiconductor manufacturing projects the CHIPS Act made possible and will ...
As when any corporate icon falls on hard times, dealmaking rumours are swirling. Qualcomm, an American chip-designer, is ...
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