"Intel Secures Billions in Funding for Chip Plant Expansion Across Multiple States"
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President Biden is set to announce a deal with Intel that will provide the chipmaker with up to $8.5 billion in grants and $11 billion in loans to build semiconductor plants in four states, as part of the CHIPS Act. This investment aims to boost U.S. production of semiconductors and create nearly 30,000 jobs. The deal with Intel, which includes the company investing over $100 billion of its own money, is seen as a significant step in bringing chip manufacturing back to America and addressing economic and national security concerns.
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