Funding for the semiconductor giant is cut to under $8 billion, reflecting financial challenges and investment delays.

Intel won't be happy about the 6% reduction in subsidies but certainty that the rest of the money is coming would be welcome.

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President-elect Donald Trump said the CHIPS and Science Act was a 'bad deal' in a podcast interview last month.

GlobalFoundrieswill receive up to $1.5 billion in federal funding through the CHIPS and Science Act to upgrade existing ...

The Biden administration wants to spend every dollar allocated under the president's Chips and Science Act before ...

The CHIPS Act provides for $39B in grants, billions more in loans and 25% tax credits to boost domestic chip manufacturing ...

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The Biden administration is reportedly planning to reduce Intel's CHIPS Act funding grant to less than $8B. Read more.

The U.S. government plans to reduce Intel's $8.5 billion CHIPS Act grant amid delayed timelines, business challenges, and shifting funding priorities for semiconductor production.

The previously leaked decision to award GlobalFoundries $1.5 billion in subsidies to manufacture chips in the US is now ...