Semiconductor companies seeking U.S. federal subsidies under the Chips Act may face a difficult choice: Accept Washington's help to expand in the U.S., or retain the ability to expand in China?The Biden administration last week proposed new rules detailing restrictions on chip companies' operations in China and other concerned countries if they accept taxpayer funding.Industry…
no surprise, the demand for chips just went off the charts for it. most of those chips are produced in asia making supply in the u.s. even more limited. our fans were running at really full capacity doing everything. as many chips out the door a possible. resident biden signed the chips and science into ex-last year. they wanted the bipartisan to end the reliance on asia when i comes to semiconductors. is the state competing. every governor out there thinks there is going to be a chip factory in their state. him sure they ll put incentives on the tables which is what the should do. many companies had began breaking ground on facilities before the incentives were official including global globa foundries which plans to expand production in upstate new york. can you tie that to the chip act? we have a facility that need to grow at a full scale in upstate new york to create that
airport to the taliban that led to the suicide bomber killing 13 servicemen and women. i want to know why they gave up the air base. why did they defy the intelligence community in the generals out there saying it would fall really fast and also, maybe we should have kept a re residual force. who deserves this? the veterans and the gold star mothers. that s why we re doing this, for them. you were in the meeting as you noted with the dutch president i m sorry, the dutch prime minister and president biden today. biden was urging the netherlands to support new u.s. restrictions on chinese chip making technology. this is obviously a big issue. the chip act was a big bipartisan push in the last congress. did the prime minister seem receptive to the idea. very. this is great news. the japanese in semi conductors, the tools to make the semi