In many ways, the project is emblematic of the uncertainty over funds pledged but unspent by the Biden administration.

"We plan to start mass production in the second half of 2028," as the company had previously announced, a spokesman said in ...

It makes chips based on four-nanometer technology, which is one generation behind the company’s latest three-nanometer processor. The plant is located on a campus in Phoenix, Arizona ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company is investing billions of dollars to boost chip manufacturing in the ... at least $100 billion in building out plants in the U.S. over the next four ...

I like it because I won it ... $6.6 billion in funding under the Biden-era CHIPS and SCIENCE Act of 2022, and announced plans for its first U.S. plant in Arizona. The anticipated announcement ...

If Intel ultimately decides to get out of the foundry business, both Pearl and Hill said selling or partnering with a company like TSMC ... Honda plant. “We need to build chips in America ...

Making chips in places like Ohio will make sure that China doesn ... But Tierney said Intel remains committed to its $28-billion Ohio One plants that are estimated to hire 3,000 workers once ...

Wei said Monday the plant ... foreign-made chips as an alternate method of reshoring the sector. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said at the Monday announcement that companies like TSMC are ...

though it’s not clear what that might mean for projects like Intel’s Ohio plant and others under the $53 billion chips law. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick during a confirmation hearing ...