Intel's $8.5 Billion Funding Boost from U.S. Government for Semiconductor Projects
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Alessio Rossi
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President Joe Biden and U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo visited an Intel semiconductor factory in Arizona to mark the significant CHIPS and Science Act grant, which includes up to $8.5 billion in funding and a 25% tax credit for Intel's capital investments. Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger plans to utilize the funds to expand semiconductor and packaging manufacturing, creating thousands of jobs across several U.S. locations. Gelsinger also anticipates a sustained demand for semiconductor capacity, particularly driven by AI processing. The substantial government investment is expected to bolster Intel's position in the semiconductor industry and accelerate the deployment of advanced silicon technology.