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With US Chips Act Money Mostly Divvied Up, the Real Test Begins

With US Chips Act Money Mostly Divvied Up, the Real Test Begins

The Biden administration is nearly finished divvying up $39 billion in grants under the Chips and Science Act, the landmark bipartisan legislation aimed at revitalizing the domestic semiconductor industry. The bigger test still lies ahead.The Chips Act, enacted two years ago Friday, is the nation’s most audacious foray into industrial policy since World War II. It’s essentially a bet that four companies — Intel Corp., Micron Technology Inc., Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. and Samsung Electronics Co. — can bring sophisticated chip production back to the US. In a sign of the ambition, one explicit goal is making a fifth of…
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Micron Resumes Buybacks That Had Been Suspended Amid Downturn

Micron Resumes Buybacks That Had Been Suspended Amid Downturn

Micron Technology Inc. is resuming a stock buyback program that it had suspended nearly two years ago during an industry downturn. Shares gained on the news. The largest US maker of computer memory chips sells a vital component of artificial intelligence hardware — high-bandwidth memory — that works with processors from Nvidia Corp. to crunch data. While its earnings forecast last month failed to impress investors, the company has been hailed as one of the biggest potential beneficiaries of the generative AI boom. Source link lol
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SK Hynix Wins $950 Million of US Grants, Loans for AI Chip Site

SK Hynix Wins $950 Million of US Grants, Loans for AI Chip Site

SK Hynix Inc. is set to receive an initial $450 million in US grants and $500 million in loans to build an advanced chip packaging and research facility in Indiana, a project that will bolster US capacity for a critical part of the artificial intelligence supply chain.The $3.87 billion site will package high-bandwidth memory chips for use with AI chipmakers such as Nvidia Corp., an area that the Korean company dominates. SK Hynix is expected to ship its own memory chips from South Korea to its US facility, according to a Commerce Department official who requested anonymity to brief reporters…
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