Biden Administration Invests $20B to Incentivize Domestic Chip Production, Creating 30,000 Intel Jobs
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Biden administration providing $8.5B in direct funding and $11B in loans to Intel for new chip plants in AZ, OH, NM, and OR. Expected to create 30,000 jobs.
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Funding comes from the CHIPS Act signed in 2022 to invest $200B in domestic chip production, with the goal of making the U.S. less reliant on overseas manufacturers.
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Deal expected to help U.S. produce 20% of world's most advanced chips by 2030. Currently produces 0%.
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Announcement comes amid 2024 campaign. Biden touting resurgence in U.S. manufacturing under his policies. Direct challenge to Trump's promises on manufacturing.
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Total expected Intel investment exceeds $100B over 5 years. Government funding critical for Intel to invest at this scale domestically.