Arizona has benefitted under the Biden Administration's oversight of the CHIPS Act, landing large federal grants, corporate investments and R&D funds.

Arizona State University will become the home of a new national laboratory for researching the way semiconductors are packaged.

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The Commerce Department has awarded $1.2 billion to two ASU-related projects and facilities tied to the way semiconductors are protected.

Do you have the right stuff to be part of a new Arizona Governor's Office committee overseeing artificial intelligence? Now is the time to apply.

ASU and the state government have teamed up to bring a national research lab for microchip technology to Tempe. It’s part of a national effort to boost semiconductor chip manufacturing.

The state of Arizona is boosting its relationship with the Netherlands through a partnership focused on semiconductor advancement.

Here is what to know about the research lab, semiconductor packaging and the significance of ASU’s role after Monday's announcement. Arizona State University will host a new national laboratory ...

TSMC is confident it will continue to receive CHIPS Act funding in the U.S. under the incoming Donald Trump administration, says its Chief Financial Officer.

Shares of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (NYSE: TSM), or TSMC for short, rose after the semiconductor contract manufacturer once again produced strong revenue growth and issued upbeat guidance as it continues to be an artificial intelligence (AI) beneficiary.

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