Today’s election, which pollsters say is neck and neck in the presidential race between Republican candidate and former US President Donald J. Trump and Democratic candidate, US Vice President Kamala Harris, could determine the future of the $52.7 billion CHIPS and Science Act.The CHIPS Act, signed into law two years ago, is already doling out some of the $39 billion aimed at semiconductor manufacturing, with another 13.2 billion earmarked for R&D and workforce development. The Biden Adminis...
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