The CHIPS Act will not benefit all semiconductor stocks equally. Here's the name our investing club is watching.

The CHIPS Act has been sparking conversation with both presidential candidates as well as House and Senate members.

President Donald Trump’s trade war and efforts to bring manufacturing back to US shores have put one of his predecessor’s signature achievements on the firing line: the Chips and Science Act.

Welcome back to The Prompt. TSMC is one of the companies awaiting CHIPS Act subsidies. As Donald Trump gets set to return to the White House, several big chip companies are racing to finalize ...

Over two years after the CHIPS and Science Act was passed to revitalize U.S. semiconductor research and manufacturing and drive innovation, the distribution of CHIPS Act incentives offers an early ...

On the agenda was the development of a broader strategy to succeed the €43 billion ($47 billion) European Chips Act finalized in 2023, dubbed by some as "Chips Act 2.0." ...

The CHIPS and Science Act provides $52.7 billion for American semiconductor research, development, manufacturing, and workforce development.

The CHIPS and Science Act also includes measures like: Research and development for the next generation of chips is federally funded, as are programs to accelerate bringing new technology to the ...

The CHIPS Act focuses on microelectronics and battery technology, but the future of artificial intelligence could also be at stake.

“Thanks to President Biden’s CHIPS and Science Act, Rocket Lab will have 100 new manufacturing jobs in the semiconductor industry,” U.S. Congresswoman Melanie Stansbury said.

If you have heard of the CHIPS and Science Act, you are probably familiar with how it is bringing our domestic semiconductor industry — long dormant — back to life. Reshoring chip production ...