Here’s where the last $6 billion in CHIPS Act semiconductor award money is going

by TheCompaniesMay 24, 20240

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The Commerce Department is weighing how to allocate the final $6 billion in CHIPS Act award money to fund semiconductor suppliers, legacy chipmakers and others.

Here’s where the last $6 billion in CHIPS Act semiconductor award money is going

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