US government has a new '$162 million plan' to help solve the country's 'chip problem'
US government has a new '$162 million plan' to help solve the country's 'chip problem'
The Biden administration has provided $162 million to Microchip Technology to support the production of computer chips in the United States. This funding aims to revitalise the semiconductor manufacturing industry and reduce reliance on foreign factories. The investments will enable Microchip Technology to triple its domestic production and create 700 jobs in construction and manufacturing.
The Biden administration has provided $162 million to Microchip Technology to support the production of computer chips in the United States. This funding aims to revitalise the semiconductor manufacturing industry and reduce reliance on foreign factories. The investments will enable Microchip Technology to triple its domestic production and create 700 jobs in construction and manufacturing.
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The Biden administration has provided $162 million to Microchip Technology to support the production of computer chips in the United States. This funding aims to revitalise the semiconductor manufacturing industry and reduce reliance on foreign factories. The investments will enable Microchip Technology to triple its domestic production and create 700 jobs in construction and manufacturing. 
