Term · Policy, Trade & Geopolitics
CHIPS and Science Act (Creating Helpful Incentives to Produce Semiconductors and Science Act)
A 2022 United States law authorising roughly 52 billion dollars of grants, loans and R&D funding for domestic semiconductor manufacturing, packaging and research, alongside a separate investment tax credit and broader science authorisations.
- Also known as
- CHIPS Act, US CHIPS Act
- Type
- Term
- Domain
- Policy, Trade & Geopolitics, National programmes
Notes
The manufacturing incentives were appropriated funds administered by the Department of Commerce, distinct from the tax credit written into the Internal Revenue Code.
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News and articles
- Vertical Semiconductor gains $73m in US CHIPS Act funding
- Chip Industry Week In Review
- Department of Commerce Announces Letters of Intent With 4 Companies for $389 Million of R&D Awards to Strengthen America’s Energy Semiconductor Supply Chain
- GlobalFoundries to run two Japan funded 300mm fabs in New York
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