Trump’s threat to abandon CHIPS Act ‘horrific idea’ Raimondo says
In an interview with Breaking Defense, Sen. Mark Kelly said he would be talking to a member of the Trump team this week to advocate for the CHIPS Act's continued survival.
Pentagon will award $280 million in CHIPS Act grants for microelectronics prototypes
The US is still great at designing chips but has offshored the ability to build prototypes, which slows innovation and risks IP theft, said OSD’s Dev Shenoy.
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