After the US government took control of Intel, it was exempted from several requirements of the original Chip Act.
After the US government officially acquired a stake in Intel, the chipmaker not only gained new funding...
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The US government officially acquired a stake in Intel, converting its Chip Act subsidies into a nearly 10% stake.
The US government earlier confirmed that it would return part of the chip bill originally promised to Intel ( ...
US Chip Act Subsidy Changes: Intel May Offer Partial Equity in Exchange, While TSMC and Micron Won't (Updated)
Update: The US government has confirmed that it will legally hand over some chips originally promised to Intel...
Reports indicate that the Trump administration intends to adjust the chip bill approved during the Biden administration, which may affect the companies that have been approved for subsidies.
Since taking office, the Trump administration has adjusted and overturned bills implemented during the Biden administration.
Following Intel, the US government also provided $67.5 billion in subsidies to Samsung, Texas Instruments, etc. through the Chip Act
After recently confirming that nearly $79 billion would be provided to Intel through the American Chip Act...
Intel finally received US government CHIP Act subsidies, but the amount was $6 million less than originally expected
The Biden administration announced that it would provide nearly $79 billion to Intel in the form of the American Chip Act...
The US government plans to subsidize digital twin technology with the Chip Act to accelerate the design of various chips.
At Intel, Samsung, TSMC, Micron, GlobalFoundri...
GlobalFoundries becomes the third chipmaker to receive US$15 billion in subsidies under the US Chip Act
GlobalFoundries becomes the third company to receive...
The European Chip Act has been officially approved, boosting the visibility of chips produced in Europe in the global market.
The EU Chips Act, proposed last year, was earlier...
The United States requires businesses applying for CHIP Act subsidies not to knowingly collaborate with certain risky foreign entities.
In contrast, the US FCC requires telecom operators receiving US government subsidies not to use the subsidies...
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